___________ landscapes are covered with flat-bottomed valleys,sinkholes,and caverns.

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The characteristics described in the question (flat-bottomed valleys, sinkholes, and caverns) are typical of karst landscapes, which are formed by the dissolution of soluble rocks such as limestone, dolomite, or gypsum. Travertine, carbonate, and dolomite are all types of rocks or minerals that can contribute to the formation of karst landscapes, but they are not equivalent terms. Earth's is not a geological term and is not relevant to this question.

___________ Landscapes Are Covered with Flat-Bottomed Valleys,sinkholes,and Caverns