Across
- 3. tree that establishes itself in pits or sinkholes inundated with mud
- 4. parallel groves in cave walls formed by the dripping of water
- 7. tree that establishes itself in brackish water, extends the land, and inhibits storm erosion
- 10. cave formation formed when water dripping from a cave ceiling collects and forms a mound
- 13. Zone area below the water table where all pore space and interconnections are saturated with water
- 14. cave formation formed by the precipitation of calcite, extends down from the ceiling of a cave
- 15. Group rock formations composed of limestone, sandstone, and shale; associated with Mammoth Cave NP
- 16. formed when water runs over a cave wall and deposits material forming sheets or drapes
- 17. parallel groves in cave walls formed by the dripping of sulfuric acid
- 19. cave collapse material in the form of slabs, blocks, or chips
Down
- 1. Zone area above the water table which is unsaturated
- 2. blanket name for any cave formation formed by mineral deposits
- 3. cave formation that is formed when a stalactite and a stalagmite meet
- 5. Escarpment exhumed barrier reef rock formation, originally developed on the perimeter of the Delaware Basin during the Permian
- 6. small spherical sedimentary formations formed by intense sunlight, evaporation, and precipitation of calcium carbonate around rock fragments
- 8. Stream water feature that initially flows on land and eventually underground
- 9. landscape primarily made up of limestone bedrock with features created due to dissolving of that bedrock by water
- 11. Reef Limestone reef limestone, prominently bedded silty soluble rock containing containing gypsum, associated with Carlsbad NP
- 12. asymmetrical solution hollows formed by turbulent water flow, typically one half inch to several feet in size
- 18. formed when underlying soluble rock dissolves away and the overlying terrain collapses, typically found in Karst landscape