Sinkholes is a geological hazard characterized by the sudden subsidence or collapse of the ground surface due to the dissolution of underlying soluble bedrock, typically in karst terrains, distinguishing it from other surface depressions by its origin in subsurface void development through chemical weathering processes.
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