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Ruby Sloan
26 March, 19:35
What causes a cavern to form
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Jocelyn Castro
26 March, 21:31
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Large caverns can form underground in carboniferous limestone landscapes. They form when chemical solution is more active. They can also be enlarged by the usual processes of river erosion - hydraulic action, corrosion and corrasion. As water flows underground it dissolves the limestone around it.
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