A set of satellite images show that in deserts where there are high speed winds, the landscape changes frequently. Which of the following explains this observation? (1 point) Responses The wind in the area weathers rock structures very quickly, creating more sand. The wind in the area weathers rock structures very quickly, creating more sand. The wind in the area erodes the sand in the desert and deposits it in different locations. The wind in the area erodes the sand in the desert and deposits it in different locations. There is water in the area that erodes the sand and deposits it in river deltas. There is water in the area that erodes the sand and deposits it in river deltas. There is water in the area that causes floods with changes the landscape in the desert. There is water in the area that causes floods with changes the landscape in the desert.
The wind in the area weathers rock structures very quickly, creating more sand.
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The wind in the area erodes the sand in the desert and deposits it in different locations.