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Cave shield

A cave shield is an oval or circular geological cave formation, made of two parallel plates or discs separated by a crack. They can grow at any angle in a cave and often have other formations growing on them. A cave shield will grow as two plates with a medial crack between them. This crack is almost never visible and is what allows the formation to grow…

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Cave shield

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Cave shield → oval or circular geological cave formation

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