_____is a type of sediment transport in which the wind causes particles to roll along the ground.
A)Surface creep
B)Saltation
C)Desertification
D)Suspension

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Surface creep refers to the movement of soil particles caused by wind, making them roll or slide along the ground. This is distinct from saltation, where particles are lifted into the air before falling back to the surface, and suspension, where particles are carried within the air. Desertification is the process of fertile land becoming desert, typically as a result of drought, deforestation, or inappropriate agriculture, and is not a type of sediment transport.

_____Is a Type of Sediment Transport in Which the Wind