Although the general geomorphology is reasonably well understood, not much information
is available on the incision rates of rivers and related tectonic uplift in the central parts of the …

Alpine caves have attracted considerable geomorphological, paleoenvironmental and
hydrogeological interest since climate, glaciations, relief uplift, fluvial incision and karst …

This study reveals that in the SE Carpathians terrace development and fluvial incision during
the Middle Pleistocene–Holocene are predominantly controlled by tectonic uplift as shown …

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

This thesis addresses karst development in a terrain characterized by a highly complex
geological and geomorphological evolution. It tackles the extent and complexity of both …

Sažetak Budimirica Cave is a small cave located in the southern part of the Republic of
Macedonia, inthe Kamenica Valley, a tributary to the Crna Reka and part of the Vardar river …

Caves are important markers of surface evolution, since they are, as a general rule, linked
with ancient valley bottoms by their springs. However, caves can only be dated indirectly by …

Lake Ohrid (between FYR of Macedonia and Albania), situated in an active tectonic region
of the Balkanides, is characterized by N—S trending active faults. To reconstruct the …

The age of a karst can be defined as the time when the karst rocks were uplifted out of the
sea. The other view of the age of karst is to define the age of certain karst features or …

Sediments of the Vatos polje in the mountains of central Akarnania, NW Greece, were
studied to reveal the late-Quaternary palaeoenvironmental landscape evolution and to …