Relationship to Hydrologic Cycle: Since the uplift associated with the Appalachian mountains, mildly carbonic acid ground waters working their way through fractures (cracks and joints) in the rocks slowly dissolved the limestone around them to create a middle age Karst topography characterized by sinkholes (shallow potholes), grikes (deep cracks), clints (blocks of rock) and solution valleys (coalesce sinkholes).
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