PART III Collapsing Cavities The Retsof Salt Mine Collapse Sinkholes, West-Central Florida S

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• Water
• Mineralogy
• Hydraulic engineering
• Hydrology
• Sinkhole
• Geomorphology
• Karst
• Evaporite
• Cave
• Geology
• Sedimentary rocks
• Physical geography

Kentucky Is Karst Country! What You Should Know About Sinkholes and Springs James C. Currens Kentucky Geological Survey

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• Hydrology
• Earth
• Karst
• Landforms
• Sinkhole
• Losing stream
• Groundwater
• Spring
• Cave
• Physical geography
• Geomorphology
• Water

1. GEOLOGY ROCKS! (1) Sinkhole in a Cup Sinkholes are formed by groundwater dissolving through layers of gypsum and siltstone. They help make Bottomless Lakes State Park truly unique. (Classroom[removed]minutes) Category

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• Hydrology
• Fluvial landforms
• Sinkhole
• Karst
• Groundwater
• Cenote
• Sink
• Bottomless Lakes State Park
• Cave
• Water
• Physical geography
• Geomorphology

THE FGS, the FSRI, and Karst Data in Florida Background Since its inception in 1907, the Florida Geological Survey (FGS) has gathered data on Florida karst (sinkholes, caves, springs, etc.). This information is primari

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• Geography
• Karst
• Florida
• Cave
• Physical geography
• Geomorphology
• Sinkhole

Educational Series 11 Sinkholes in Pennsylvania COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA

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• Carbonate minerals
• Limestone
• Carbonates
• Petrology
• Sinkhole
• Dolomite
• Carbonate rock
• Carbonate
• Calcium carbonate
• Chemistry
• Matter
• Sedimentary rocks

5 Sinkholes are Depressing 7 Epikarst – The “Outer Skin” of Karst Beside the trail are two sinkholes – funnel-shaped depressions formed by collapse of subsurface openings

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• Karst
• Limestone
• Sinkhole
• Limestone pavement
• Caves of Maryland
• Karst fenster
• Physical geography
• Cave
• Coastal geography

Relating Fish Abundance and Condition to Environmental Factors in Desert Sinkholes Kristin M. Swaim and Wiebke J. Boeing Department of Fish, Wildlife and Conservation Ecology New Mexico State University

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• Ecology
• Cyprinodon
• Cyprinodontidae
• Pupfish
• Lake ecosystem
• Pecos pupfish
• Plant ecology
• Gambusia
• Fish
• Fisheries
• Aquatic ecology

Florida Geological Video Transcription Professional Geologist Clint Kromhout: I’m here to speak about sinkholes and the upcoming sinkhole vulnerability mapping project. DEP Press Secretary Pat Gillespie: Well, can you

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Chapter 18: Earthquakes Sinkholes "A sinkhole can be thought of as a

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• Sinkhole
• Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences

• Karst Hazards from karst include the formation of sinkholes or collapse pits, as well as cracking of walls, foundations, roads, and other structures. Less obvious but equally important are the impacts karst can have

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• Karst
• Cave
• Karst fenster
• Suffosion
• Physical geography
• Geomorphology
• Sinkhole