Which process increases when isostatic depression ceases unloading glacial fjords?

💡 Explanation

Sediment in-filling increases because reduced isostatic rebound decreases accommodation space. Post-glacial rebound from ice mass removal causes the land to rise; therefore, ceasing rebound allows formerly trapped sediment to rapidly accumulate, rather than land rising to create more space.

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