Question 3 • WCA 4130 Earth and Space Science 1st Quarter 26-27
Karst develops when groundwater can dissolve rock and carry the dissolved material away. Good groundwater circulation and moderate to heavy rainfall provide moving, plentiful water; soft, soluble rocks near Earth’s surface are easier for that water to dissolve. Dry conditions, poor circulation, and hard rocks are less favorable.
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