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Biospeleological Study of the Phuljhar Cave of Gariaband, Chhattisgarh, India

Tuijin Jishu/Journal of Propulsion Technology, 2023
Biospeleological status of the Indian cave is still less known. Till date, very few caves have been biologically explored in India. This study aims to document and categorize the different species found in a Talus cave in Gariabandh district, Chhatisgarh, India. In addition to most of the common cavernicolous species found inside the subterranean caves,
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Biospeleological Research of Resanovačke Pećine Caves: Ledenica Cave

2011
Resanovačke Pedine Caves belong to Vijenac tectonic unit, extended in northwest - southeast direction, northerly from Mt. Dinara in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Ledenica, or Resanovačka Ledenica Cave, is located on NW part of Resanovac polje on the slopes of Mt. Stražbenica.
Ozimec, Roman, Lukić-Bilela, Lada
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NUNA CAVE—SIGNIFICANT COMPONENT OF THE SOUTHERN MT. MIROČ KARST, EASTERN SERBIA

The 5th Congress of Slavic Geographers and Ethnographers
The paper presents the Nuna Cave, as one of the more than 20 documented caves in the karstic environment of Miroč Mt. in eastern Serbia. The wider surroundings encompass the 100 km long gorge of the Danube River (Iron Gates, Djerdap) in the segment where
Jelena Ćalić, Ana Mladenovič, Marko V. Milošević, Aleksandar S. Petrović, M. Milivojević, Rastko Glišić   +5 more
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Jean-Pierre Besson (1940-2014) : spéléologue, naturaliste, pyrénéiste

Karstologia revue de karstologie et de spéléologie physique, 2018
Jean-Pierre BESSON (1940-2014) : speleologist and naturalist of western Pyrenees. Jean-Pierre Besson (1940-2014) worked on every Karst related domain, particularly in the western Pyrénées, his favourite playground.
N. Vanara, P. Fossé, Eric de Valicourt, L. Deharveng, Marie-Christine Delmasure, Gérard Cazenave, C. Berducou   +6 more
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A Brief History of Biospeleology in Virginia

2013
(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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The state of the art of biospeleology in Russia and other countries of the former Soviet Union: A review of the cave (endogean) invertebrate fauna. 2. Arachnida—acknowledgments

Entomological Review, 2016
I. Turbanov, D. Palatov, S. Golovatch
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The state of the art of biospeleology in Russia and other countries of the former Soviet Union: A review of the cave (endogean) invertebrate fauna. 3. References

Entomological Review, 2016
I. Turbanov, Dmitry M. Palatov, S. Golovatch   +2 more
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The state of the art of biospeleology in Russia and other countries of the former Soviet Union: a review of the cave (endogean) invertebrate fauna. 1. Introduction—crustacea

Entomological Review, 2016
I. Turbanov, D. Palatov, S. Golovatch
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Model Penelitian Biospeleologi

2021
Modul Penelitian, Aditia Pramudia Sunandar   +1 more
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Creation and development of the biospeleological database in Croatia

2001
The hypogean fauna of Dinarides is one of the richest faunas in terms of the world subterranean biodiversity. When in natural state, caves in Croatia have high aesthetic and scientific value too, but unfortunately they can be all too easily damaged. The level of necessity of protection of the caves and cave life in Croatia against destruction is very ...
Ozimec, Roman, Bakran-Petricioli, Tatjana, Jalžić, Branko, Gottstein, Sanja, Matočec, Neven   +4 more
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