Most sediment produced by mass wasting is eventually transported back to its source.

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Most sediment produced by mass wasting is transported away from its source and deposited in a different location, such as at the base of a slope, on a floodplain, or in a river or ocean. This is why mass wasting is sometimes referred to as a "downslope" movement of sediment. However, some sediment may eventually be transported back to its source over a long period of time through the processes of erosion, weathering, and other geological processes.

Most Sediment Produced by Mass Wasting Is Eventually Transported Back