Which morphological outcome develops due to enhanced dissolution?

💡 Explanation

Enhanced dissolution leads to increased removal of soluble bedrock because chemical weathering dissolves carbonate rocks, therefore creating extensive karst landscapes, rather than soil development driven by biological activity, or deposition tied to glacial or fluvial processes.

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