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    Continuing Dissolution and Collapse May Lead to the Coalescing of Sinkholes
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Continuing Dissolution and Collapse May Lead to the Coalescing of Sinkholes

Question 62

Question 62

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Continuing dissolution and collapse may lead to the coalescing of sinkholes to form which feature?


A) Disappearing stream.
B) Rise.
C) Doline.
D) Karst valley.

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