Which process impacts floodplain island formation downstream when increased river meandering occurs?

💡 Explanation

Progressive sediment deposition occurs due to downstream sediment transport via channel migration; this reflects longshore drift mechanism. Continuous deposition allows island building; therefore, deltas form due to sediment accumulation, rather than other processes occurring directly upstream first.

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