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The chemical reactions between limestone and acid in the groundwater form. A) geysers . B) wetlands . C) volcanoes . D) sinkholes .

The chemical reactions between limestone and acid in the groundwater form. A) geysers . B) wetlands . C) volcanoes . D) sinkholes .
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The chemical reactions between limestone and acid in the groundwater form. A) geysers . B) wetlands . C) volcanoes . D) sinkholes .

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D sinkholes

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The correct answer is D. sinkholes

Geysers are water that comes out of the ground spurting into the air, wetlands are self-explanatory, while volcanoes are full of magma, not of acid and limestone.
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