A stream flowing into a sinkhole and thus leaving the land surface is called an______ .
A) collapse stream
B) subsidence stream
C) disappearing stream
D) coalescing stream

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A stream that flows into a sinkhole and disappears from the land surface is called a disappearing stream. A collapse stream would refer to a stream that is formed by the collapse of land or rocks, while a subsidence stream would refer to a stream that flows through an area where the land is sinking or subsiding. Coalescing stream is not a term used in relation to sinkholes or streams.

A Stream Flowing into a Sinkhole and Thus Leaving the Land