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lapies
(redirected from Limestone pavement)

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lapies [lə′pēz]
(geology)
karren
lapies
A bedrock surface, beneath the soil, roughened as a result of action by a solution of limestone, gypsum, or other soluble rock; usually deeply trenched along joints. Such a bedrock presents hazards and results in excessive costs for footings and foundations.
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