Karren (Inventory)/Drip pit, carbonate
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The Drip pit, carbonate field should be used to record any observation of a drip pit except for those in gypsum which has its own field.
A drip pit is a depression or hollow which is formed from dripping water. It can appear as a shallow depression in almost any floor material especially soft materials like guano, sediments like mud or gravel and moonmilk; but they can also form in harder carbonate materials like flowstone or stalagmites.
Drip pits can vary in size from small depressions to deep, hollow, drill holes. Drip pits can be lined with calcite which is one of the stages in forming a conulite. They may or may not be filled with water and can possess a cave pearl at the bottom. They can also be lined with calcite (see drip pit lining).
Examine the floor and any shelves which may exhibit drip pits.
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