Detailed geological mapping and structural analysis of Niedźwiedzia Cave (in the Orlica-
Śnieżnik Dome, NE Bohemian Massif, Central Europe) provides new insights into proto …

Studies of cave morphologies and cave sediments may provide unique insight into
landscape evolution throughout geological history. Here we present a study from Veternica …

Brittle structures identified within the largest karstic cave of the Sudetes (the Niedźwiedzia
Cave) were studied to reconstruct the paleostress driving post-Variscan tectonic activity in …

The epigean marble caves in the glaciated metamorphic Caledonides of central
Scandinavia provide a rare environment in which endokarstic morphologies and other …

Maze caves or network caves are enigmatic in their evolution, as they form flow nets rather
than more efficient, direct point-to-point flow routes. Network caves are often characterized …

The Totes Gebirge is the largest karst massif in the Northern Calcareous Alps (NCA). This
paper focuses on the eastern part, where two major multiphase alpine cave systems …

Caves serve as time capsules, preserving significant markers of tectonic activity and offering
insights into geological history. Fault geometries and past activations found in caves can be …

The study of limestone caves in relation to their geomorphic and geological setting provides
opportunities for investigating landscape evolution. Whereas at the surface, landscapes may …

Detailed structural analysis and geomorphological observations supplemented by the
analysis of the distribution of karst conduit directions have been performed in 23 …

Netopirjev Rov, part of the upper level of Jana near Predjama Cave, is not a former fluvial
cave passage but a complex void made up of coalesced, structurally guided elongate …