Geography · Plains
Loess plains are expansive depositional landforms primarily formed by the accumulation of:
- 1River-borne alluvial silt
- 2Wind-blown, fine-grained mineral dust and sand✓
- 3Glacial till and moraine debris
- 4Volcanic ash following a caldera eruption
Correct answer
Wind-blown, fine-grained mineral dust and sand
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