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    A Topographic Depression That Forms When Underlying Rock Dissolves,causing the Surface
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A Topographic Depression That Forms When Underlying Rock Dissolves,causing the Surface

Question 17

Question 17

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A topographic depression that forms when underlying rock dissolves,causing the surface to collapse,is called a


A) disappearing stream.
B) sinkhole.
C) cave.
D) depression.
E) stalagmite.

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