Which geological consequence accelerated travertine formation in Roman aqueducts?

💡 Explanation

Low water flow promoted greater limestone precipitation through the mechanism of chemical sedimentation because water had more contact time with surrounding geological structures; therefore, flow restrictions developed, rather than higher overall water volume transported throughout the aqueduct systems.

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