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← GeographyWhich cave formation increases when soluble rock dissolves?
A)Widening of joints and fissures✓
B)Deposition of evaporite minerals
C)Increase in clastic sediment influx
D)Formation of oxbow lake precursors
💡 Explanation
The widening of joints increases because the dissolution weathering of calcareous rock creates pathways for water flow, therefore larger fissures form, rather than mineral depositions controlled by saturated brine evaporation.
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