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What is a channel with continually flowing water that flows into a larger river called? What is a meander? What increases run off? Which features are common in areas of Karst to…

What is a channel with continually flowing water that flows into a larger river called? What is a meander? What increases run off? Which features are common in areas of Karst to…
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What is a channel with continually flowing water that flows into a larger river called?

What is a meander?

What increases run off?

Which features are common in areas of Karst topography?

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springs
sinkholes
disappearing streams
caverns with collapsed ceilings
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