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← HistoryWhich outcome occurs due to seasonal Mesopotamian river siltation?
A)Reduced agricultural yield long-term✓
B)Decreased urban population densities
C)Enhanced waterway transport viability
D)Improved defensive fortification integrity
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Reduced crop productivity follows because, over time, silt accumulation decreases *channel capacity*, increasing flood risk and decreasing water reaching fields; therefore long-term yields drop, rather than increase by constant nutrient replenishment and better transport efficiency from cleared channels.
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