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← GeographyWhich outcome occurs when glacial meltwater encounters rock flour?
A)Loess deposits forming downwind plains✓
B)Eskers creating sinuous ridges
C)Kettles forming in outwash plains
D)Varves developing in lakebeds
💡 Explanation
Loess deposits form because wind erosion picks up fine-grained rock flour deposited by glaciers, transporting it downwind, therefore creating fertile plains, rather than eskers formed under glaciers where waterflow deposits sediment directly.
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