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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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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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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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Late Tertiary paleogeographic evolution of the Western Carpathians
Tectonophysics, 1993Abstract The evolution of the Tertiary basins in the Western Carpathians was closely connected with the evolution of the Carpathian orogenic belt. During the Oligocene, the sea of the Outer Carpathian flysch troughs became for the first time part of the Paratethys regime due to isolation from the Mediterranean Tethys.
Michal Kováč +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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Magnetostratigraphy of Jurassic-Cretaceous limestones in the Western Carpathians
Geological Society, London, Special Publications, 1996Abstract Magnetostratigraphic studies were carried out on limestones spanning the Tithonian-Berriasian boundary at Brodno (near the town of Žilina, west Slovakia) and Štramberk (north Moravia) in the Western Carpathians. The magnetic carrier in both sections was found to be magnetite.
Václav Houša +3 more
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Management of Norway Spruce Stands in the Western Carpathians
2013An important part of the Western Carpathians is situated in the Czech Republic. This region is characterized by a high percentage of forest cover. Although broadleaves used to dominate in natural species composition, Norway spruce stands cover more than one-half of the present forested area.
Marian Slodičák +2 more
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Nest Mites of Small Mammals in the Western Carpathians
1973In recent years we have studied the nest fauna of small mammals in some mountain regions of Czechoslovakia (Vsetinske Beskydy Mountains, High Tatras, Spisska Magura Mountains). The aim of these studies is to ascertain the faunal composition of nests as a whole and to describe the representation of individual parasitic groups in the total nest fauna ...
L. Kramárová, M. Mrciak
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Alpine tectonics of the Alps and Western Carpathians
2018Nikolaus Froitzheim +2 more
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