… ,” but the preferred term in this paper is “overprinted cave,” because first one speleogenetic
process occurred, and then a subsequent process did the overprinting, while the term “hybrid…

… Cave (Bahamas) is a no longer active flank margin cave … 2 and 11 m asl, following the flank
of a dune, and mainly formed … created after the flank margin cave speleogenesis. The main …

… cave model to assume that the speleogenesis takes … of flank margin caves in the Bahamas
and Isla de Mona with those forms listed as diagnostic of confined hypogenic speleogenesis …

… diagrammatically the main aspects of speleogenesis. The freshwater lens … , flank margin
caves and lake drains develop in the freshwater lens and Banana Holes and flank margin caves …

… and hydrologic role of flank margin caves, exposure surfaces … Our findings suggest flank
margin caves can represent … the Bahamas, differences in the sizes of flank margin caves …

… in the formation of flank margin caves with elevations far above modern and paleo-sea
levels. The most notable example is from “Big Cave” on Cat Island, Bahamas, which is 55 m …

… Caves developed at the lens margin are called flank margin … sites of cave development
over a large vertical range. The limestone of islands such as the Bahamas has dissolution voids …

… The largest cave in the Crystal Cave system includes an underground freshwater lake (Fig.
9.9a) that is, in reality, the near-surface expression of the freshwater North Side Water Lens …

… The karst of the Cayman Islands closely resembles that of the Bahamas and Isla de Mona.
The Lesser Antilles are multiple … The flank margin model for dissolution cave development in …

… at the toe of the Bahamian carbonate platform, along the … the corrosion within the Bahamian
carbonate platform. These … We here propose that a dissolution-related-cave-system at …