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Manitoba’s famed Narcisse Snake Dens habitat  is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks  of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes.

(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks

(B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks

(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network

(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and creates a network

(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creates networks

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Skywalker18 · Accepted Answer

Official explanation - (C). With many decision points in this question, it is important to identify those that really matter. The verb “create” at the end of the sentence is a key decision: note that in (B), for example, “created” is in a tense parallel to “has eroded” – but the object of the verb “eroded” has already been set as “limestone” (the water has gradually eroded the limestone). So (B) is incorrect: adding “networks” after “created” ruins the construction “limestone that water has gradually eroded and created…”

(D) and (E) also commit errors with the same verb, using “creates” as a verb for the subject “topsoil.” Note that the topsoil does not create the network(s) of caves! The topsoil sits on top of the limestone that has been eroded, and the erosion of the limestone is what created the caves. So (D) and (E) create illogical meanings by using an improper form of the verb “create” in that situation.

(A) commits an error with “they” toward the beginning of the answer choice. The reason given later in the sentence for why farmers were driven away isn’t about the snakes (“they”) driving them away, but instead the thin topsoil over sinkhole-prone limestone is what created an inadequate farming environment. So “they” is illogical here: the shared reason for snakes to stay and farmers to leave is about the land, so “the snakes” aren’t who drove the farmers away.

prashanths · Answer

Manitoba’s famed Narcisse Snake Dens habitat is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes.

(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks
Narcisse Snake Dens habitat is a singular place, so the pronouns should be singular. 'they' is wrong

(B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks 
Narcisse Snake Dens habitat is a singular place, so the pronouns should be singular. 'they' is wrong

(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network
Correct

(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and creates a network 
Incorrect parallelism - topsoil sits on top ... and creates a network. Instead, 'creating a network of small caves' should be as modifier as in option C

(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creates networks
same as D. 'creating network...' should be as modifier

So option C would be the answer.

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manass · Answer

Manitoba’s famed Narcisse Snake Dens habitat is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes.

(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks
 they is plural but the subject habitat is singular

(B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks
 same as a

(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network

(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and creates a network
 creates not parallel to eroded

(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water  has gradually eroded underground, creates networks 
 does not makes sense simple present will not be used.

gmatdordie · Answer

(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks
Error
1. subject verb agreement, network need to be plural,as correct statement should be :network of small caves 
(B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks 
modifier error in created networks 
(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network -it corrects the modifier error in original statement

(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and creates a network 
verb error in -snakes den habitat appeals to snakes and modifier error in last created network
(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creates networks , -verb-ing modifier should be used

Correct:C

Kushagra0108 · Answer

(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks
 (Habitat is singular) 
(B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks 
 (Habitat is singular) 
(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground , creating  a network
 (,creating shows the result) 
(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground  and creates  a network 
 (and creates is another action, we infact want creating as an result of preceding text) 
(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topso il, sitting  on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground , creates  networks
 (and creates is another action, we infact want creating as an result of preceding text. Moreover ",sitting" is not the result of preceding text. Sitting on top should have been mentioned without comma to modify thin topsoil)

umarovaalbina · Answer

(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that   they   drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks -  incorrect

(B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that   they   drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks  incorrect

(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network  (water creates a network)

(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground  and creates a network  -  incorrect

(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground,  creates networks  -  incorrect

CareerGeek · Answer

1) Singular Plural --> Habitat .... it - Correct, they - wrong
2) Cause and effect --> Creating has to come

(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks

(B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks

(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that  it  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground,  creating  a network -  Correct

(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground  and creates  a network

(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground,  creates  networks - it missing

JonShukhrat · Answer

Let’s take a look at splits:

1. Split  :  is appealing to  /  appeals to

Both mean  be attractive or interesting  (Cambridge Dictionary).

The idea appealed to him. 
 The idea is appealing to him.

Or:

The habitat appeals to snakes. 
 The habitat is appealing to snakes.

All are correct and thus no decision on this split.

2. Split  :  reasons that it  /  reasons that they  /  reasons that

a.  Let’s first identify the original meaning:

The reason that  the habitat  drove away many farmers is that  the habitat’s  thin topsoil sits on top of eroded limestone (bad conditions for farming). For the same reason  the habitat  is appealing to (appeals to) snakes.

We can rewrite this sentences as follows:

The habitat  is appealing to (appeals to) snakes for the same reasons that  it  (the habitat) drove away many farmers:  its  (the habitat’s) thin topsoil sits on top of eroded limestone.

Here colon (:) is used to introduce the reason why the habitat is appealing to snakes and why it drove away many farmers. Note that  its  after colon hints that we need  it  after  reasons  -  reasons that it .

b.  What if we say  reasons that they  as A and B do?  they  may refer to either  snakes  or  reasons . We can change  they  for both and check the meaning.

...reasons that snakes drove away many farmers...  not snakes but the habitat itself drove away many farmers because conditions for farming are bad. 
 ...reasons that reasons drove away many farmers...  reasons themselves can’t drive away farmers. For some reasons farmers can be driven away, and these reasons are not reasons themselves but bad conditions.

Thus A and B are out.

c.  What if we say  reasons that  as E does?

...reasons that drove away many farmers...  again, reasons themselves can’t drive away farmers. For some reasons farmers can be driven away, and these reasons are not reasons themselves but bad conditions.

Thus E is out.

3. Split  :  a network of small caves  /  networks of small caves

We usually say  a network of small caves . We can eliminate options basing on word choice only when more blatant errors have already been sorted out. However, word choice still may give a small hint that there may be something wrong with a particular option.

4. Split  :

A  and  C .  ...limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks (a network) of small caves...

What does create a network of small caves?  generis ,  RonPurewal ,  GMATGuruNY  say that    comma + ing  refers to the nearest preceding verb and its subject  .

In other words,  comma + creating  refers to the nearest verb  eroded  and its subject  water . Hence, water has eroded limestone and thereby created a network of small caves underground. That is completely logical.

B.   ...limestone that water has gradually  eroded  underground and  created ...  grammatically ok but illogical because second parallel element creates nonsense with the root phrase:

...limestone that water has gradually eroded...  meaning is ok
 ...limestone that water has gradually created...  nonsense because water didn’t create limestone but eroded it. B is out.

D.   ...its thin topsoil  sits  on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and  creates  a network...

This part of the sentence illogically means that thin topsoil creates a network of caves. That’s not true. D is out.

E.   ...its thin topsoil , sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground,  creates networks...

If nonessential modifier is removed, then, like D, E means that thin topsoil creates a network of caves. That’s not true. E is out.

Hence  C

komals06 · Answer

Manitoba’s famed Narcisse Snake Dens habitat is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes.

(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks
-  They drove- habitat is singular so cannot use they .Hence Eliminate A
 
(B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks

-  again THEY is used for singular habitat- Hence Eliminate B

(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network

Correct

(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and creates a network

-last part of underline portion " and creates a network" changes the meaning second part of the sentence wants to convey.Hence eliminate option D

(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creates networks

pronoun is missing to make meaning clear + creates network is incorrect in last part- Eliminate E

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Vharsh44 · Answer

Answer - C

Option A  - Pronoun ambiguity (they)
 Option B  - Pronoun ambiguity (they)
 Option C  - wait 
 Option D  - why to add " years ago ". Also thin top soil creates the network or eroded underground does is the question ? 
 Option E  - same as D

Hence , I would go with C.

Sayon · Answer

Looking at the question, we must first determine  what drove away the farmers? The habitat? The snakes? or the Reasons? 
We have a  "that" acting as a pronoun and it will refer to the previous "singular" noun . So it cannot be the "snakes" or the "reasons".  It is the habitat that drove away the farmers.
 
Let's look at the answers by POE:

(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks 
 Pronoun error. "they" is a wrong pronoun for "habitat".
 
 (B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks  
 Same error as A. Also, the effect that networks are created because water gradually eroding the limestone is missing.

(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network 
 Corrects the errors. Hold.
 
 (D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and creates a network  
 "creates" is wrong verb usage. The topsoil cannot create the network by itself.

(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creates networks  
 Changes the meaning. Says the thin topsoil is creating the network, not the process of erosion.

Answer (C)

freedom128 · Answer

SC QUESTIONS:  
Manitoba’s famed Narcisse Snake Dens habitat  is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks  of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes.

Let's analyse the choice.

(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks
 The word "they" mistakenly refers to snakes, but the intended meaning is that  the Snake Dens habitat  drove away many farmers.

(B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground  and created  networks 
  Same pronoun issue as in (A). Furthermore, the sentence does not convey the intended meaning: here, water has eroded... and created... . It sounds illogical that water has created a network of small caves.

(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network
 Correct answer. This choice is grammatically correct and conveys the intended meaning unambiguously

(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil  sits  on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground  and creates  a network 
 Although the sentence is grammatically correct, it has meaning issue: here, its thin topsoil sits... and creates.... It sounds illogical that the thin topsoil creates a network of small caves.

(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creates networks
 Same meaning issue as in (D) . It sounds nonsensical that the thin topsoil creates a network of small caves.

dcummins · Answer

Manitoba’s famed  Narcisse Snake Dens habitat   is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks  of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes.

Here's my train of thot:

Subject in green above
Split 1 - SV Agreement - "Narcisse Snake Dens Habitat" is singular - It refers to one Habitat - Manitoba's 
(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks
(B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks

Let's get one thing straight, the limestone was eroded by water -> This act created networks of small caves. The creation of small caves was not a secondary reason.
For this reason, eliminate 
(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground  and creates a network  
(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground,  creates networks

(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network

Based on my understanding - Answer: C

I don't fully agree with this example though because there is really only one "reason" given, not "reasons" - for this reason I have my suspicions (E) might be the answer. I'm teetering to be honest.

Hakaishin · Answer

Manitoba’s famed Narcisse Snake Dens habitat is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes.

Here, "Narcisse Snake Dens habitat" is singular. So "...that they drove..." is incorrect (SVA). A, B can be eliminated.

(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil  sits on  top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground,  creating  a network.

"...sits.....,creating..." is correct (cause-effect). C is the correct answer.

(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil  sits on  top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and  creates  a network.

In D, "...sits...,creates..." is logically not sound and it also doesn't show the "create" part as an effect of "sits" part. So, D is Incorrect.

(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil,  sitting on top of limestone  that water has gradually eroded underground,  creates networks

"...sitting....., creates..." is incorrect (cause-effect is reversed). E can be eliminated.

ANSWER : C

GKomoku · Answer

Manitoba’s famed Narcisse Snake Dens habitat is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes.

Meaning:

1. There is Manitoba’s famed Narcisse Snake Dens habitat
2. This habitat is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers
3. Its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes

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The main issue with this question is to get intended meaning correctly. Then you will be able to find correct pronouns-antecedents, SV-agreement.

SV agrees in number, but questionable thing is here -Verb tense.

Present continuous VS Present simple

Given sentence presents general information, we don't need to state any action that is happening currently right now.
Hence 'is appealing" is incorrect here.

Next pronoun 'they' what is antecedent? By logic 'they' has to refer to 'habitat' but it is singular.
So we have pronoun-antecedent agreement error.

POE

So we can straight away eliminate (A), (C) and (E)

~~(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks~~

~~(C) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network~~
(as in (A) incorrect verb tense, v-ing - creating - preceded by comma modifies preceding clause and make sense)

~~(E) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creates networks~~
(as in (A) incorrect verb tense, and two verbs don't connected properly "is appealing" and "creates")

We left with (B) and (D):

But (B) maintains pronoun-antecedent agreement error.

~~(B) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that they drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks~~

(D) appeals to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and creates a network

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D is the answer.

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shridhar786 · Answer

(A) is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating networks
they incorrectly refer to Manitoba’s famed Narcisse Snake Dens habitat, which is a singular subject

(B)  appeals to  snakes for the same reasons that  they  drove away many farmers: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and created networks 
appeals to -is wrong here.... it conveys the intent of habitat, which is non-living(conveying the meaning that habitat is making the request to snakes) 
so to+verb is wrong here.......they incorrectly refer to habitat, which is singular

(C)  is appealing  to snakes for the same  reasons  that  it drove away many farmers :  its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network 
appealing is correct here-conveys meaning that habitat is attractive.............it correctly refers to habitat
reasons mentioned why this habitat is attractive to snakes. (  :   is used to provide what logically follows from the sentence and used here
to mention one of the reasons)

(D)  appeals to  snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers years ago: its thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground and creates a network 
appeals to-is wrong here for the same reason discussed in option (B)

(E) is appealing to snakes for the  same reasons that drove away many farmers years ago : its thin topsoil, sitting on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creates networks 
it changes the intended meaning of the sentence--it says reasons that drove away many farmers years ago and reasons that make the habitat appealing are same
also after semicolon there should be reasons

C is the answer

jbrandl1 · Answer

Hello! I think there might be a grammatical error in the correct answer choice (C):
"is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that it drove away many farmers..."

The following phrasing, which is grammatically correct (available in answer choice E), would considerably improve the sentence:
"for the same reasons that drove"

GDT · Answer

MentorTutoring

I selected C but was confused as to the antecedent of "it" in the phrase "for the same reasons that it drove away"

Can you pls shed clarity on this

Thanks in advance!

AndrewN · Answer

Hello,  GDT . Well done on a tough question. If we take a look at (C) under the microscope, we will see that both  it  and  its  refer to the same basic noun,   habitat  . I say  basic  noun because you could consider  Narcisse Snake Dens habitat  a singular entity. First, the sentence:

Manitoba’s famed Narcisse Snake Dens  habitat   is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that  it  drove away many farmers:  its  thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network  of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes.

You can check either interpretation of  its  from above, but I prefer the simpler version:

1)  Manitoba’s famed Narcisse Snake Dens  habitat   is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that  the habitat  drove away many farmers:  the habitat's  thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network  of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes.

2)  Manitoba’s famed  Narcisse Snake Dens habitat   is appealing to snakes for the same reasons that  the Narcisse Snake Dens habitat  drove away many farmers:  the Narcisse Snake Dens habitat's  thin topsoil sits on top of limestone that water has gradually eroded underground, creating a network  of small caves that can be entered through sinkholes.

I hope that helps clarify the issue.

- Andrew

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