Geography, asked by aasha9385, 1 year ago

Which type of rock usually underlies a karst landscape?
A) Limestone
B) Quartz
C) Granite
D) All the above

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
9
Limestone is the answer.

reason:-
It is made up of calcium carbonate & works as hard as concrete.
Answered by psjain
1

Answer: Limestone

Explanation: A karst landscape represents sinking streams, sinking holes,caves, and springs. The most renowned karst area in the world is Kentucky . Karst area provide supply of water through springs and wells to thousands of household.

This type of landscape usually develops on limestone . It can also develop on various types of rocks, such as gypsum,dolomite and salt.

When the water comes down from hilltops towards the stream it goes below the surface through small cracks in the limestone bedrock, as a result the rock is slowly diffused away by weak acids present in rain and soil water.

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