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← GeographyWhich landform develops through dissolution accelerating weathering by freeze-thaw?
A)Karst sinkhole expansion✓
B)Floodplain meander cutoff
C)Glacial moraine formation
D)Volcanic caldera collapse
💡 Explanation
Expansion of karst sinkholes results from acidic water dissolving limestone, because freeze-thaw widens cracks enhancing dissolution. This accelerates the process, therefore sinkholes expand, rather than the other options that involve different mechanisms like erosion or volcanic activity.
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