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What is groundwater?
Think of where water goes below our feet.
Name one landform created by groundwater.
It's a depression in the ground.
What is karst topography mainly formed by?
Think about the role of chemical processes in landform development.
True or False: Sinkholes are exclusively formed through mechanical erosion.
Reflect on how water interacts with different rock types.
Design a small-scale model of karst topography using materials like sand, water, and vinegar to demonstrate groundwater's erosional effect in a limestone environment.
Observe the features like sinkholes developing as the vinegar dissolves the sand.
Research and compare two different locations exhibiting karst topography. Discuss their geological features and the groundwater processes involved.
Focus on the types of features and their significance to local geology.
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