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← HistoryWhich outcome occurred in pre-Columbian terraced agriculture when erosion exceeded replenishment?
A)Decline in soil nutrient retention✓
B)Increased crop yield uniformity
C)Enhanced water infiltration rates
D)Higher resistance to wind damage
💡 Explanation
Declining soil nutrient retention occurred because soil erosion carries away topsoil, resulting in Nutrient Depletion, therefore reduced fertility ensued, rather than improved water infiltration or wind resistance which might happen if terraces were properly maintained.
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