The karst model
The karst model is a sedimentary landscape typical of regions dominated by limestone. Rainwater dissolves the limestone, creating cracks that deepen, forming underground wells and caves. The continuous infiltration of water into the limestone promotes its dissolution and feeds the underground watercourses.
The lapiás fields, sinkholes, sinkholes and caves are some geological forms characteristic of the karst model of limestone regions.
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