Which outcome develops when prevailing winds encounter a sheltered deposition zone?

💡 Explanation

Complex loess structures form because windblown silt accumulates; therefore, forming thick deposits rather than soil erosion because particle deposition overtakes removal due to shelter and airflow characteristics; this is aeolian deposition.

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