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Loess is a soil formed by A. a mixture of sand and clay at the bottom of a melt water lake. B. wind-blown deposits of out wash silt. C. glacial advances over previously deposited moraines. D. melt water
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Loess is a soil formed by

A.
a mixture of sand and clay at the bottom of a melt water lake.
B.
wind-blown deposits of out wash silt.
C.
glacial advances over previously deposited moraines.
D.
melt water deposits of sand and gravel.

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Answer:Loess is a soil formed by accumulation of wind-blown dust.

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Answer:

B. wind-blown deposits of out wash stuff.

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