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Wisconsin Caves and Karst

2020
Wisconsin’s caves and karst landscape are more widespread than is commonly appreciated and they merit greater attention. Roughly, 20% of the state exhibits karst landscape and carbonate-cemented sandstones contribute to carbonate-dominated groundwater underlying nearly 45% of the state.
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Karst Caves

2017
Karst refers to the processes of chemical dissolution and mechanical erosion acting on soluble rocks (mainly carbonates and evaporites), and to the surface and subsurface landforms thus produced. In their book Karst Hydrogeology and Geomorphology, Derek Ford and Paul Williams state that about 20 percent of the emerged Earth’s surface is karst, with ...
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Caves as a Measure of Karst

The Journal of Geology, 1966
The development of a statistical distribution of proper entrances among proper caves in a limestone karst is considered as a geomorphic process and described with stochastic geomorphic models. The models assume that entrances form and close independently at entrance sites and that the sites are randomly distributed among caves. Analysis of 820 caves in
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Caves and Karst of the Hindenburg Ranges

The Geographical Journal, 1977
The expedition investigated 2500 km of rugged limestone country in the West Sepik province of Papua New Guinea, between the Strickland Gorge and the Irian Jaya border. The main objectives were the location and mapping of caves in the high altitude karst of the Hindenburg mountains and the study of their biology, hydrology and structure.
David Brook   +2 more
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Cave and Karst Systems of Romania

2019
History of Speleology, Biospeleology, Endangered Caves/Legislation -- Geology, hydrogeology, and tectonics of karstic terrains-Romania -- Subcarphatians Mountains -- Caves and Karst Systems of Romania -- Mine galleries, artificial caves -- Paleoclimate -- Speleothems -- Mineralogy -- Archeology/Anthropology, Rupestrian paintings.
Ponta, Gheorghe M., Onac, Bogdan P
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Caves and Karst of the Helderberg Plateau

2015
The longest and largest caves of the northeastern region (Barrack Zourie Cave, Howe Caverns, McFails Cave, Skull Cave and Thunder Hole) are found in the Helderberg Plateau of central New York. Broad areal exposure of Helderberg Group limestones, gentle dip SSW at 1°–2°, and down-dip incision of those limestones by surface drainage has created a ...
Max P. Cooper, John E. Mylroie
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Protect China’s karst cave habitats

Science, 2021
Yi-Fan, Duan   +4 more
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Hydrologic classification of caves and karst

2020
Karst landscapes form where solutional removal of bedrock is the dominant process in landform development. Subsurface solution conduits are best studied as cave systems, forms produced during part of the karst hydrologic cycle. The general public poorly understands karst landforms and processes, as evidenced by its opinion of cave conduits and its use ...
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Culturable Mycobiota From Karst Caves in China II, With Descriptions of 33 New Species

Fungal Diversity, 2021
Qian Chen   +2 more
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