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← GeographyWhich change accelerates cave formation where joints exist?
A)Increased carbonic acid precipitation✓
B)Decreased regional tectonic stress
C)Increased sediment overburden pressure
D)Decreased atmospheric carbon dioxide
💡 Explanation
Karst landscapes feature caves created when fractures allow rainwater to react with carbon dioxide and increase the dissolution rate by acidity increase; therefore carbonic acid accelerates cave creation, rather than alternatives which would decrease reaction dynamics.
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