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← HistoryWhich process critically degraded Inca agricultural terraces, following destabilization?
A)Erosion via hydraulic action✓
B)Phytoremediation by pioneer species
C)Leaching of mineral oxides
D)Anaerobic soil methane production
💡 Explanation
Erosion threatened terraces following abandonment because removal of vegetation reduces soil cohesion; hydraulic action detached and transported soil particles, therefore terrace structure degraded, rather than revegetation or chemical changes occurring given lack of upkeep.
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