Which outcome results when increased glacial erosion yields significant sediment?

💡 Explanation

Increased glacial erosion creates fine silt. The Ablation process causes wind to transport and deposit this silt over large areas forming loess because finer particles are more easily displaced, therefore loess deposits form specifically, rather than localized alluvial fans.

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