Which of the following are not common in landscapes formed by carbonate rocks?
A)Sinkholes
B)Fractures widened by dissolution
C)Well-defined layers (beds)
D)Outcrops with pits or holes
E)All of these are common in carbonate landscapes.

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All of the features listed (sinkholes, fractures widened by dissolution, well-defined layers, and outcrops with pits or holes) are characteristic of landscapes formed by carbonate rocks, such as limestone and dolomite. These features are typically associated with karst topography, which is shaped by the dissolution of soluble rocks, including carbonates.

Which of the Following Are Not Common in Landscapes Formed