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Limestone caverns are closely associated with ________.

Limestone caverns are closely associated with ________.
A) granite bedrock
B) hot springs and geysers
C) bedding and jointing planes
D) bicarbonate acting as an acid to dissolve rocks
E) dissolution of minerals as they enter the caverns

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