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Karst:
A landscape that is characterized by the features of solution weathering and erosion in the subsurface. These features include caves, sinkholes, disappearing streams and subsurface drainage.
Kerogen: ...
karst -- n. A type of topography formed by dissolution of rocks like limestone and gypsum that is characterized by sinkholes, caves, and subterranean passages.
Karst:
An area possessing surface topography resulting from the underground solution of subsurface limestone or dolomite.
karst A landscape that develops from the action of ground water in areas of easily soluble rocks. Characterized by caves, underground drainage and sinkholes.
Kame, Karst, Kettle Hole, Kinetic Energy,
Landslide, Laurasia, Lava Flow, Lignite, Limestone, Lithification, Lithosphere, Lithospheric Hot Spot, Logarithmic Scale, Lower Mantle, ...
Exploring the Karst Landscape of Cockpit Country
Cockpit Country, Jamaica
Modeling Relationships Between Human and Elephant Population Densities
Odzala National Park, Congo
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Brasil Telecom, Brazil ...
[edit] Caves and Karst
As a doctoral student at McMaster University, Goodchild rediscovered Castleguard Cave (20 kilometers long, the longest cave in Canada).
- AOL Arena, Hamburg (KMZ file, 1.2 MB) Model submitted by Karsten Pudziow
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 See also: Area, Region, Location, Erosion, Surface
  
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