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Why does karst topography only exist in some geographic locations
most regions do not have limestone under the soil
Most regions have rock layers other than limestone
Why do earthquakes often happen near volcanic regions
both are caused by subduction zones
After an earthquake which type of seismic wave arrives second at a seismometer
S waves arrive second after an earthquake.
The formation of Karst topography requires carbonic acid to react with
limestone
Only Plinian and Pelean volcanic eruptions feature flow
pyroclastic
What occurs when two plates collide with enough force to break the crust
When two plates collide with enough force, faulting occurs, breaking the crust.
Faulting (Apex)
Which of these volcanic eruption types is the most violent Plinian Hawaiian Fissure Strombolian
plinian
Is a type of physical weathering.
Frost wedging
Which of these types of weathering requires the presence of water
Oxidation
Which is required for karst topography to form
Limestone
Where would soil erode the fastest
On a steep slope
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