Flowstone consists of
A) clay-rich sediments that catastrophically fail and begin to flow.
B) limestone deposits on sides of cave walls.
C) sandy units, which act as aquifers and allow fluid movement.
D) porous limestone, which allows percolation of waters.
E) rock which is susceptible to subsidence.

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Flowstone is formed from limestone deposits that accumulate on the sides of cave walls, floors, and ceilings through the slow movement of water containing dissolved calcium carbonate.

Flowstone Consists of