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Biospeleological Research of Pećina na Vrelu Mokranjske Miljacke Cave in Bosnia and Herzegovina
2010Pećina na Vrelu Mokranjske Miljacke Cave with the length over 6800 meters is almost the longest cave in Bosnia and Herzegovina, measured thus far. The cave is located in Romanija Mountain (near Mokro) on north edge of Dinarides, some 30 km east from capital Sarajevo.
Ozimec, Roman +4 more
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Biospeleological component of the project KUP (Karst Underground Protection) in Istra Peninsula
2010Nearly 70% of the Istra Peninsula, belonging to Croatia, Slovenia and Italy, is situated on limestone rocks, showing typical Karst character with underground water flow and many Karst phenomena. More than 2000 caves are known in the karstic parts of Istra.
Ozimec, Roman, Bedek, Jana
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1997
The abstract represents biospeleological and ecological conditions as well as faunistic composition in anchihaline cave "Jama na Bijaki".
Rađa, Biljana, Rađa, Tonći
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The abstract represents biospeleological and ecological conditions as well as faunistic composition in anchihaline cave "Jama na Bijaki".
Rađa, Biljana, Rađa, Tonći
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BIOSPELEOLOGY OF SOMALIA. MUGDILE AND SHOWLI BERDI CAVES
Monitore Zoologico Italiano Supplemento, 1985G Messana, L Chelazzi
exaly
1999
Abstracts of the 14th International Symposium of Biospeleology, Makarska, Croatia, 19th - 26th September ...
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Abstracts of the 14th International Symposium of Biospeleology, Makarska, Croatia, 19th - 26th September ...
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The Occurrence of Fungi in the Recently Discovered Jarkowicka Cave in the Karkonosze Mts. (Poland)
Geomicrobiology Journal, 2015Bartosz Kozak +2 more
exaly