________may form at the bottom of cockpits and may even be an important cause of cockpit karst topography.
A)River floodplains
B)Grabens
C)Sinkholes
D)Stalactites

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Sinkholes may form at the bottom of cockpits due to dissolution of limestone or other soluble rocks. This dissolution can lead to the formation of underground cavities that eventually collapse, causing the formation of sinkholes. This process may also contribute to the development of cockpit karst topography.

________May Form at the Bottom of Cockpits and May Even