Which outcome results when pervasive winds encounter existing loess deposits?

💡 Explanation

The downwind zones gain fertile soils because aeolian transport deposits fine silt; this process is called deflation. Significant loess deposits provide readily transportable material available for aeolian processes rather than creating karst or tills.

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