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Karst is a type of landscape created when soluble rocks like limestone and dolomite dissolve away, producing distinctive features including underground caves and sinkholes along with surface valleys called poljes. This terrain matters because it creates unique environments that affect how water flows underground and shapes the geography of many regions around the world.
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