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Correct Answer: Option C
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The Dalmatian Coast is a classic example of a submergent coastline formed in karst topography along the eastern Adriatic Sea (mainly Croatia).
Parallel limestone ridges and valleys were created by erosion of soluble limestone; when sea levels rose, valleys were submerged, forming elongated islands and inlets parallel to the shore—characteristic of karst foot-hill submergence.
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