Rain-induced weathering dissolution of limestone and implications for the soil sinking-rock outcrops emergence mechanism at the karst surface: a case study in southwestern China

Carbonate weathering by rain is considered to play an important role in the karst landform evolution. Rock outcrops (or stone teeth) are frequently visible on the earth’s surface, especially in karst landscapes, but there is no consensus on how they appeared or increased in number. This study estima...

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