A shallow depression from which an abundance of fine material has been deflated is known as a deflation hollow or ________.

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A deflation hollow is formed by the removal of loose particles by wind erosion. If the process continues long enough, it leads to the formation of blowouts, which are shallow depressions that generally range in size from a few meters to several kilometers wide.

A Shallow Depression from Which an Abundance of Fine Material