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In terms of underground water, ________ is the most effective shaper of landforms.
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(92) Mound or terrace build-up is often a side effect of hot springs.
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(86) The "internal plumbing system" of hydrothermal landscapes is capable of heating water to temperatures in excess of 200°C. The water so heated and remaining in liquid form is called ________ water.
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