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← GeographyWhich outcome occurs when eolian sediment transport diminishes suddenly?
A)Development of loess deposit layers✓
B)Formation of desert pavement features
C)Increased rate of ventifact abrasion
D)Stabilization of alluvial fan gradients
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Loess deposits form when windblown silt accumulates rapidly; this occurs because *sediment deposition* outpaces erosion, therefore silty layers build vertically rather than forming other aeolian features, which occur during sustained wind action.
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