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Coastal Caves

open access: yes, 2012
Coastal caves are, by definition, caves that form along the coast as a result of the interaction of terrestrial and marine processes. Sea level can fluctuate, both globally as well as locally, and therefore the site of coastal cave development changes through time. Coastal caves form for two main reasons.
Mylroie, John E., John E. Mylroie
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Virtual Dunhuang Art Cave: A Cave within a CAVE

Computer Graphics Forum, 1999
Virtual Reality can present historical places in a three‐dimensional and interactive way, giving visitors a photorealistic impression of objects. Not only existing scenarios can be shown, but VR can also be used to rebuild scenarios that were damaged or destroyed a long time ago, giving new life to the cultural heritage.
Bernd Lutz 0001, M. Weintke
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Cave Enterococcum!

The International Journal of Artificial Organs, 2007
Molecular epidemiology indicates that epidemic clones of E. faecalis are emerging which are well-adapted to hospital environments, and whose spread poses a major threat. These clones usually exhibit multi-resistances, particularly toward aminoglycosides and erythromycin, and even to vancomycin, as was reported from the US and Europe.
Huebner J, ARCIOLA, CARLA RENATA
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Meckel's Cave

World Neurosurgery, 2011
To review the microsurgical anatomy of Meckel's cave, a detailed knowledge of which is a prerequisite to devising an appropriate surgical strategy and performing successful surgery.The microsurgical anatomy of Meckel's cave was studied under an operating microscope in 15 human cadaver heads (30 sides).
Pulat Akın, Sabancı   +6 more
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Ice in caves

2012
Perennial ice in caves is a relatively uncommon occurrence, resulting from the combination of peculiar cave morphology and local climatic conditions. It exists in various forms, ranging from delicate ice crystals, various types of stalagmites and stalactites, to underground glaciers, tens of meters thick and thousands of years old. Underground glaciers
PerÅŸoiu, Aurel, Onac, Bogdan P.
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Maya caves

2012
Ancient Maya civilization extended across southern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, and western Honduras. Although this zone has a highland component, it is the limestone-covered Maya Lowlands that saw the rise of the great Classic cities, which are famous for their hieroglyphic inscriptions, fine architecture, and sculpture.
Brady, James E., Stone, Andrea
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Microbial ecology of tourist Paleolithic caves

Science of the Total Environment, 2022
Zelia Bontemps   +2 more
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CAVE without CAVE

eCAADe proceedings, 2007
Frank Petzold   +2 more
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