ANSWER:
The mass wasting creates Talus deposition.
Step-by-step explanation:
- Talus in geology is the rock piles that serve as the base for the big cliffs.
- Talus is formed by the deposition of mass and is the natural slope for accumulating the rocks to fall by creating a slope structure.
- Talus slopes are the result of mass movement. As the talus slope angle exceeds the critical angle then the landslide occurs.
- The example of natural talus piles are the mountains and canyons.