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  • Crevice-type caves as indicators of slope failures: a review paying a special attention to the flysch Carpathians of Czechia, Poland and Slovakia
  • Carpathian Mountains ; Cave ; Czech Republic ; Deformation ; Eastern Europe ; Europe ; Fault ; Flysch ; Karst ; Poland ; Pseudokarst ; Slope evolution ; Slovak Republic ; Typology
  • This paper presents the issues of the close connection between the evolution of gravitational slope deformations and the formation of crevice-type caves. Furthermore, it presents a contemporary view on the regional distribution of crevice-type caves
  • in this area and outlines the recent progress and future possibilities of the investigation of this phenomenon. Based on the vertical distribution of different morphological zones within the caves and the main modes of their evolution, we can distinguish three
  • basic types of crevice-type caves: (i) translational/spreading type, (ii) toppling type and (iii) rotational type. - (EN)
  • Evidence of Late Quaternary environments in northwestern Georgia from sediments preserved in Red Spider Cave
  • C 14 dating ; Cave ; Dating ; Georgia (USA) ; Palaeo-environment ; Palaeobotany ; Palynology ; Pollen diagram ; Quaternary ; United States of America
  • This paper presents new paleoenvironmental data from Red Spider Cave. After a brief introduction to the cave and its setting, the importance of speleothem ages is discussed. Relationships between the present vegetation near the cave and pollen
  • for the Red Spider Cave area.
  • Reconstruction of Alpine Cenozoic paleorelief through the analysis of caves at Siebenhengste (BE, Switzerland)
  • Bern ; Cave ; Cave development ; Cenozoic ; Glacial erosion ; Karst ; Palaeogeography ; Palaeogeomorphology ; Springs ; Switzerland ; Th/U dating ; Valley
  • The cave region of Siebenhengste, situated north of Lake Thun, contains one of the most important cave systems in the world, which extends from 500 to 2000 m a.s.l. It has a complex multiphase history. The recognized speleogenetic phases are related
  • to spring level and to old valley floors. The results lead to the hypothesis that the uppermost (oldest) cave parts were already created in the Miocene, during and after the last deposition of the Molasse. Ideas about the evolution of the paleorelief suggest
  • Assessing the palaeoclimate potential of cave glaciers : the example of the Scărişoara ice cave (Romania)
  • C 14 dating ; Cave ; Glaciology ; Ice ; Karst ; Organic materials ; Palaeoclimatology ; Permafrost ; Romania
  • The AA. report the first results of an on-going study carried out on a 22.5 m ice core recovered from this ice cave, and preserved due to unusual climate and permafrost conditions within the cave. Approximately 200 ice layers have been identified
  • Données sur l'économie viticole des caves coopératives d'Aquitaine
  • Résultats d'une enquête auprès de 72 caves coopératives d'Aquitaine avec leurs caractéristiques économiques et financières. Détermination des coûts de quatre fonctions: vinification, conservation, mise en bouteille, commercialisation.
  • Micrometric measurements of the corrosion rate on the cave wall inscription in a swallet-cave of Odolina (Slovenia)
  • Caves investigations at South Iniltchek Glacier Central Tian-Shan
  • Asia ; Cave ; Cryokarst ; Drainage ; Glacial lake ; Glacier ; Hydrology ; Ice breakup ; Tien Shan
  • Investigation of a glacier-dammed lake drainage raises a task of penetration in the Subglacial drainage system. Glacial caves, wells and shafts of South Iniltchek Glacier were examined. The study of this drainage system could shed light
  • Pleistocene Panthera leo spelaea (Goldfuss 1810) remains from the Balve Cave (NW Germany) - a cave bear, hyena den and Middle Palaeolithic human cave - and review of the Sauerland karst lion cave site
  • Archeological site ; Biostratigraphy ; Cave ; Germany ; Karst ; Mammal ; Mountain ; North Rhine Westfalia ; Palaeobiogeography ; Palaeolithic ; Palaeozoology ; Quaternary ; Taphonomy ; Upper Pleistocene
  • River-derived slackwater sediments in caves along Cheat River, West Virginia
  • Canyon ; Cave ; Flood ; Floodplain ; Indicator ; Pic discharge ; Sedimentation ; Silt ; Stratigraphy ; United States of America ; Watershed ; West Virginia
  • This paper describes flood-derived sediments found within caves of the Cheat River canyon. The stratigraphy of historical and paleoflood slackwater sediments, sedimentary units within slackwater deposits, and the origins are discussed and compared
  • Salt cave cross-sections and their paleoenvironmental implications
  • Canyon ; Cave ; Diapir ; Holocene ; Israel ; Karst ; Neotectonics ; Palaeo-environment ; Salt
  • Salt caves respond rapidly to environmental changes. Direct measurement and C 14 dating show that complex cross-sections may develop in a few hundred years. Two basic forms are discussed : 1) ingrowing vadose canyons where changing width may
  • Late Quaternary paleotemperature derived from a speleothem from Congo caves, Cape Province, South Africa
  • C14 dating ; Cape Province ; Carbon ; Cave ; Geochemistry ; Holocene ; Oxygen 18 ; Paleobotany ; Paleoclimatology ; Pleistocene ; Quaternary ; South Africa
  • Discussion of an oxygen isotope temperature record over the past 30,000 yr obtained for the southern Cape Province by combining data on the isotopic composition of a stalagmite from a deep cave with that of a confined groundwater aquifer in the same
  • Regularities in cave development in Wangchuan, North Qinling mountains.
  • In this region, NE and NW trending shearing fractures combined with E-W running faults form a tectonic system which is still active. It controls the level, extent, and direction of the karstic caves. Level caves at three different elevations reflect
  • Preliminary investigation of a late Wisconsinan fauna from K1 cave, Queen Charlotte Islands (Haida Gwaii), Canada
  • British Columbia ; Canada ; Cave ; Fossil fauna ; Mammal ; Palaeobiogeography ; Quaternary ; Wisconsinan
  • Recent investigations of a limestone solution cave in Haida Gwaii have yielded skeletal remains of fauna including late Pleistocene and early Holocene bears. One specimen of which dates to ca. 14,400 C 14 yr B.P. This new fossil evidence sheds light
  • Equotip hardness for weathered surface layer of tuffaceous sandstone at Yagura artificial caves in Kamakura City
  • Cave ; Chemical erosion ; Honshu ; Instrumentation ; Japan ; Research technique ; Salt ; Sandstone ; Weathering
  • Aoki and Matsukara (2004) have indicated that the Equotip Hardness Tester may be more suitable than the Schmidt hammer for finding the strength of a weathered layer. The AA. apply it to man-made caves known as Yagura which have been severely damaged
  • The cave-temples of Po Win Taung, Central Burma : architecture, sculpture and murals
  • Archeological site ; Architecture ; Art ; Buddhism ; Burma ; Cave ; Cultural studies ; History ; Religion
  • First comprehensive study about Po Win Taung, a rich archaeological site studded with 790 man-made caves illustrating three centuries of architecture, sculpture and murals of the Burmese religious art. This book reveals many geographic features
  • The hydrology and caves of the Geevagh and Bricklieve karts, Co. Sligo
  • Caves indicating neotectonic activity in Sweden
  • Lithological and structural guidance on speleogenesis in Spluga della Preta cave, Lessini Mountains (Veneto, Italy)
  • Applied geomorphology ; Aquifer ; Cave ; Cave development ; Italy ; Karst ; Lithology ; Stream ; Veneto
  • Spluga della Preta is one of the first caves in Italy to be well studied and described from a geological and morphological point of view. Eighty years after its first exploration a large amount of lithological and structural data has been collected
  • in the whole karst system and detailed surface geological surveys were carried out. The step-like profile of the cave was initially considered as a consequence of base-level lowering stages related to the entrenchment of the nearby Adige River. In this work
  • lithological guidance of the horizontal levels is demonstrated, considering only the deepest passages to be palaeo-phreatic. The main tectonic structures guide the oldest and inactive parts of the cave, developed mostly within weakly cohesive fault breccias
  • , whereas the active streams are now deepened along secondary joints. Morphological analysis allows inference of a hypothesis concerning the speleogenetic evolution of the cave and its relationship with an upper perched aquifer hosted in the Cretaceous
  • Paleobiogeographic changes at the Pleistocene-Holocene boundary near Pintwater Cave, southern Nevada
  • Pollen analysis of hyena coprolites and sediments from Equus Cave, Taung, Southern Kalahari (South Africa) in XII INQUA Congress Issue.