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Strain partitioning along the western margin of the Carpathians
Tectonophysics, 1998Abstract Four profiles across the obliquely convergent West Carpathian external zone, together with a field study of the area, indicate the interrelation of thrusting and strike-slip faulting in the transpressionally deformed wedge. In the front of the wedge, thrusting is dominant.
M. Nemcok, J.J. Houghton, M.P. Coward
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Flammulina fennae Bas in the Western Carpathians.
Česká Mykologie, 1987The fungus Flammulina fennae is reported for the first time from Slovakia and the Carpathians. Comparison with the closely related Flammulina velutipes is provided, with distinctions in ecology and morphology, especially in spore size and stipe characteristics.
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Epithermal Mineralization of the Western Carpathians
1999Abstract km 0 The first Shell gas station on the M3 motorway after the end of Budapest sign. From here, the M3 motorway crosses the Gödöllő Hills during the next 35–40 kilometers. This area consists of a 2 km thick Tertiary-Quaternary sedimentary sequence underlain by Mesosoic carbonate rocks.
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A note on the microseismic noise in the western carpathians
Studia Geophysica et Geodaetica, 1976The level of microseismic noise is studied at locations in the Western Carpathians where, apart from the vertical component of the noise, also its horizontal component was recorded by a broad-band seismograph. The amplitudes of the permanent noise in the horizontal component ranged from 10 to 83 nm and, at most locations, the predominant periods T>0.45
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Glacial-relict symptoms in the Western Carpathian flora
Folia Geobotanica, 2018Glacial relicts have been regionally more common in glacial than in recent times. A rigorous assessment of which species are indeed glacial relicts is extremely difficult because direct evidence is untraceable or equivocal for many species. We aimed to identify species of the Western Carpathian flora (vascular plants, bryophytes and terrestrial lichens)
Daniel Dítě +5 more
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Mountain landscape archetypes of the Western Carpathians (Slovakia)
Biodiversity and Conservation, 2015The concept of landscape archetypes arises from the idea of complex spatial structures allocation in the hierarchical and logical sequence, from the higher level to the lowest one (Hresko et al. Ekologia (Bratislava) 29:158–173, 2010). The landscape units being allocated on the basis of horizontal references of the secondary landscape structure are ...
J. Hreško +2 more
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Carex vaginata — new species in the Western Carpathians
Biologia, 2011The first locality of Carex vaginata Tausch from the Western Carpathians is reported. This glacial relic was found at a refugial site in the Mt. Kubinska hoľa (the Oravska Magura Mts, Slovakia), in the saddle peat bog at 1,312 m a.s.l.
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Recent Tectonics and Slope Failures in the Western Carpathians
Engineering Geology, 2004We describe several examples of recent tectonics and related slope failures from the Western Carpathians of Slovakia. The monitoring data confirm the idea of non-uniform geodynamic behaviour of individual tectonic units as well as the idea that even an extremely low rate of displacement both in landslides and along active faults may endanger human life
L. Petro +3 more
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Stratiform copper deposits of the western Carpathians, Czechoslovakia
Economic Geology, 1976The Caledonian, Variscan, and Alpine metallogenic epochs of the western Carpathians are characterized by typomorphic minerals forming different types of deposits in various geological formations. The metals involved include Mg, Fe, Mn, Cu, Pb, Zn, Ag, Au, Hg, and Sb (Ilavsky and Cillik, 1959; Slavik et al., 1967; Varcek, 1967; Ilavsky, 1968).Stratiform
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Taxonomy and distribution of Poa carpatica in the Western Carpathians
Biologia, 2006We examined the taxonomic status and distribution of Poa populations from supramontane and subalpine belt of the central Western Carpathians, so far classified as P. nemoralis subsp. carpatica and P. nemoralis subsp. montana. Significant morphological differences from P. nemoralis s. str. as well as combination of shared vs distinct characters allow us
Dana Bernátová +3 more
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