Deposition of fine grained sand carried over long distance by wind is known as

Deposition of fine grained sand carried over long distances by wind is known as "loess". Loess is a type of sediment that is formed by the accumulation of wind-blown silt-sized particles. These particles are typically carried by wind from deserts or dry regions and are deposited in other areas, such as valleys or plains. Loess deposits can be very thick and are often found in regions with a history of windy conditions. They are important for agriculture as they can be fertile and provide nutrients for plants. So, in this question, the correct answer is option C: Loess.