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A landscape in which a layer of limestone close to the surface erodes into deep valleys, caverns, and sinkholes is called a. loess. b. till. c. headland. d. karst topography.

A landscape in which a layer of limestone close to the surface erodes into deep valleys, caverns, and sinkholes is called a. loess. b. till. c. headland. d. karst topography.
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A landscape in which a layer of limestone close to the surface erodes into deep valleys, caverns, and sinkholes is called a. loess. b. till. c. headland. d. karst topography.

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THE ANSWER TO THIS QUESTION IS D

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If you're still looking for the answer it's D. Karst Topography.


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