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Karst topography.

Authors :
Mylroie, John E.
Source :
Salem Press Encyclopedia of Science, 2024. 3p.
Publication Year :
2024

Abstract

Karst topography is a landform produced by the dissolving action of surface water and groundwater on the underlying bedrock of a region. The landforms produced are unique because they represent internal or underground drainage, forming such features as sinking streams, sinkholes, caves, natural bridges, and springs.

Subjects

Subjects :
Shields (Geology)
Erosion
Karst

Details

Database :
Research Starters
Journal :
Salem Press Encyclopedia of Science
Publication Type :
Reference
Accession number :
88802570