Radosław Dobrowolski

Radosław Dobrowolski
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Multi-proxy analyses of two twin sediment cores from the Reindeer Lake were performed to reconstruct the Holocene environmental conditions in this eastern branch of the Bellsund region (Western Spitsbergen). A continuous Holocene lacustrine sediment sequence record was documented, with the dominance of a single algal species, Pediastrum orientale....
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The results of the determination of bedload sediments in spring peatlands were used to determine the time of complete degradation of Weichselian permafrost at 13 spatially and geologically differentiated sites in Poland. Taking into account significant temporal differences in the termination of this process (from the end of the Late Glacial to the...
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The main component of microfossils in the bottom sediments of Reindeer Lake from Spitsbergen, documenting the almost 8,000-year history of this water body, are algae representing colonies of a very rare species Pediastrum orientale (Skuja) Jankovská et Komárek 1995 with only a very small (lower than 1%) admixture of other green algae species. It ha...
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The Lublin chalkland, located in eastern Poland, is one of only a few compact areas in the world where, on the basement of soft carbonate rocks of the Upper Cretaceous age, the so-called chalk karst has developed. This rare type of karst relief is characterized by specific underground drainage, lacking caves but with a rich assemblage of surface fo...
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Multi-proxy analyses of two twin sediment cores from Reindeer Lake were performed to reconstruct Holocene environmental conditions in this eastern branch of Bellsund region (Western Spitsbergen). The basal sediment was AMS-dated to 8.4-8.2 ka cal BP. The low thickness of the sediments in the profile, with a good correlation of dates with their dept...
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The results of previous researches conducted across the upland territories of Central Europe reflect a considerably close correlation between the settlement by prehistoric agricultural societies and the ranges of the local loess covers. This correspondence – caused mainly by the high utility value of the territories in question, especially the pres...
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Ground temperature measurements are crucial for a better understanding of changes in the natural environment, especially in the Arctic. Previous measurement systems provided accurate measurements; however, their most significant disadvantage was the relatively low spatial resolution, including in the vertical profile. The aim of this work was to de...
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Purpose. To investigate the genesis and key historical aspects that have led to the popularization of the concept of “definlandization” in scientific literature, as well as the strategic priorities of the formation of the Marshall Plan within the framework of a possible military and economic union between Great Britain, Ukraine, Poland and the Balt...
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Rejowiec flint from the Chełm Hills occur among glacigenic sediments of the Odranian glaciation and is referred to as erratic flints. The authors, based on the analysis of the sedimentary succession of a kame in Lechówka – within the boundaries of the largest outcrop, in so-called ‘Region I’ (Rejowiec region) – indicate that: (1) the probable sourc...
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Purpose. To evaluate causality of expanding the gig-economic space and the socioeconomic and ecological security of Ukraines mining industry in the context of the changing technological structures caused by the emergence of a new security structural and functional post Covid-19 component. To propose typical scenarios for sustainable development of...
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The paper presents records of lithofacial succession in the sediments of the Bagno Staw alkaline fen (Western Polesie Lowland, Eastern Poland), documenting the phase of rapid morphogenetic transformations during LG/H in the Lublin chalkland. Environmental conditions responsible for the morphogenesis and evolution of the site (from a shallow perigla...
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Książka pt. „Glacjał i peryglacjał Europy Środkowej” dedykowana jest prof. dr hab. Marii Łanczont . W pierwszej części książki przedstawiono sylwetkę i osiągnięcia naukowe Profesor Marii Łanczont. Drugą część stanowi zbiór kilkudziesięciu oryginalnych prac, prezentujących najważniejsze wyniki interdyscyplinarnych badań naukowych z zakresu paleogeog...
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The article discusses the results of the latest interdisciplinary research of Czermno stronghold and its immediate surroundings. The site is mentioned in chroniclers’ entries referring to the stronghold Cherven’ (Tale of Bygone Years, first mention under the year 981) and the so-called Cherven’ Towns. Given the scarcity of written records regarding...
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Early agricultural colonisation of peripheral areas of loess uplands: new data from Sandomierz Upland, Poland - Marcin Szeliga, Radosław Dobrowolski, Przemysław Mroczek, Jacek Chodorowski, Mirosław Furmanek, Irena Agnieszka Pidek, Maria Lityńska-Zając, Daniel Makowiecki, Katarzyna Gawryjołek-Szeliga, Piotr Bartmiński, Marcin Siłuch, Piotr Demczuk
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W artykule zaprezentowano wyniki geoarcheologicznych badań przeprowadzonych w obrębie oraz otoczeniu dwóch wielokulturowych stanowisk archeologicznych w Tominach i Zawadzie (południowo-wschodnia część Przedgórza Iłżec-kiego), w bezpośrednim sąsiedztwie północnej krawędzi pokrywy lessowej Wyżyny Sandomierskiej. Ich zasadniczych celem była kompleksow...
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Spring-fed fen deposits (peat-tufa sequences) from northern Poland were investigated for Holocene environmental reconstruction (climate and hydrology) using multi-proxy analysis (lithofacies, molluscs, pollen, plant macrofossils, geochemistry, and stable oxygen-and carbon-isotopes). The main aims of these studies were: (1) comparison of several sim...
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Alkaline spring-fed fens are a rare type of soligeneous wetlands, characterised by an alternating arrangement of layers of peat and calcareous tufa, defined as the peat-tufa rhythmite. They are known, for example, from the strongly undulating young glacial landscapes of Central Europe, where many of them are protected by law. These include sites lo...
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The article raises the issue of the nature, intensity and environmental conditions of the settlement processes occurring on the borderline of the loessic Sandomierz Upland and the sandy-clay areas of the Iłża Foothills, between the end of 6th and the beginning of the 4th millennia BC. The results of previously conducted research confirm the high se...
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A continuous record of sedimentation in spring-fed fens makes them suitable for detailed palaeoenvironmental studies. A newly investigated cupola spring-fed fen (Pawłów site), located in the Lublin chalkland, eastern Poland, was the object of our study. This special karst region is characterised by the occurrence of Upper Cretaceous carbonate rocks...
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Based on the results of geoarchaeological investigations carried out at the Czermno site (eastern Poland), which is associated with Cherven, i.e. the mediaeval capital of the Cherven Towns, we reconstructed the main stages of environmental changes and human impact in the surroundings of the site. The site is of great archaeological importance due t...
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The programme of identification, cataloguing and evaluation of Polish landscapes, part of the implementation of the European Landscape Convention, has caused an increase in interest in physico-geographical regionalisation over recent years. The commonly accepted regionalisation of Poland developed by J. Kondracki (Kondracki & Richling 1994) is suff...
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Plant cover is an important element in the management of earthen structures and slopes improving their aesthetic values and limiting their vulnerability to denudation processes. With regard to landslide hazards, an important aspect in the presence of plants is the effect of their root systems on the shear strength of the substrate and, consequently...
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Spring-fed fens in Wardzyn represent the rare group of alkaline mires supplied by artesian groundwater. Using multidisciplinary methods (including sedimentological, hydrometric and hydrochemical, pollen, macrofossil, malacological, geochemical, radiocarbon dating, and stable oxygen and carbon isotope analyses) we have been able to (1) reconstruct t...
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Radiocarbon-dated spring-fed fen deposits from the Komarów site (Volhynia Upland, SE Poland) with its multi-proxy data (macrofossils, molluscs, geochemistry, pollen, stable isotopes of oxygen and carbon) enable us (1) to distinguish four main stages of fen evolution, which reflected a distinct variability of water supply conditions and (2) to recon...
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p>The geochemical analysis of biogenic sediments was used to reconstruct environmental conditions and the impact of human activity from a small mire geo-system in the Sandomierz Basin (Poland SE). Changes in the nature of selected geochemical indicators show a significant impact on the transformation of the mire during the early stages of human act...
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Kraina krzemieniem usiana, tak możemy mówić tylko o jednym mezoregionie Lubelszczyzny - Pagórach Chełmskich. Ten wyjątkowo malowniczy obszar zajmujący powierzchnię blisko 720 km kw., górujący nad piaszczystymi lub zatorfionymi równinami Obniżeń Dorohuckiego od zachodu oraz Dubienki od wschodu, ciągnie się łukiem od Krasnegostawu i Chełma ku Woli U...
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The geochemical analysis of biogenic sediments was used to reconstruct environmental conditions and the impact of human activity from a small mire geo-system in the Sandomierz Basin (Poland SE). Changes in the nature of selected geochemical indicators show a significant impact on the transformation of the mire during the early stages of human activ...
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Hillfort complex at Czermno - geoarchaeological studies
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Clay cortex from the contact zone between the host rock (chalk) and infilling deposits were examined in paleokarst forms (pockets, pipes, and dolines of different age) from the Lublin–Volhynia chalk karst region. In light of the sedimentological and micromorphological analyses, it seems possible to work out a model as the basis for genetic and stra...
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Położone na wschodnich peryferiach Polski Polesie Lubelskie, to obszar wyjątkowy pod względem przyrodniczym, nie tylko w skali kraju, ale i kontynentu. Wyróżnia go występowanie zwartej grupy jezior krasowych lub/i termokrasowych (mającej cechy pojezierza), rozległych obszarów mokradłowych o zróżnicowanej genezie oraz kontrastujących z nimi izolowan...
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The Bezedna site represents a unique lake–mire complex in the Lublin chalkland, eastern Poland. This karst region contains Upper Cretaceous carbonate rocks under the influence of continental climate. Using sedimentologic, palaeobotanical, and fossil ostracode analyses as well as radiocarbon dating on cores, we were able: (1) to reconstruct the morp...
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The cupolas of the spring-fed fens at Bobolice and Ogartowo (West Pomerania, Northern Poland) are composed of alternating peat and calcareous tufa layers. The geology of those two fens, together with the geochemistry of their deposits and radiocarbon dating results, made it possible: (1) to determine the source of water and mineral matter, and (2)...
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70| Czermno is the small village in the eastern part of Lublin Voivodship, but it is very important archaeological site. According to historians in the early Middle Ages, Czerwien/Czermno was one of the largest and most important centre (capitol) of Cherven Towns region. The area of the entire complex is estimated between approximately 75 and 150 h...
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Chełm Hills is an area situated on the northern periphery of the Lublin Upland in the eastern part of Poland. It is a mesoregion covering about 722 square kilometres. Monadnocks and hillocks reaching the relative altitudes up to 300 metres above see level, which are towering above the sandy of peaty plains are characteristic to this area. They are...
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The main relieffeatures of the Lublin Upland (sensu Jahn, 1956) and Roztocze were formed during the early and middle Cenozoic stages of the Meta-Carpathian Ridge morphogenesis. They are clearly conditioned by the structure of the Upper Cretaceous-Palaeogene complex of the marginal part of the East European Craton. The following factors were of fund...
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The cupolas of spring-fed fens in Bobolice and Ogartowo (Western Pomerania, Northern Poland) are composed of alternating peat and calcareous tufa layers. Geology of those two spring-fed fens, together with geochemistry of deposits and radiocarbon dating results, enabled us: (1) to delineate water and mineral matter source input, (2) to reconstruct...
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Przeanalizowana została budowa geologiczna i cechy fizykochemiczne osadów wyróżniającej się grupy torfowisk źródliskowych (niskich torfowisk soligenicznych) w młodoglacjalnym obszarze Polski Północnej. Torfowiska lokują się w strefach kontaktu jednostek geomorfologicznych o odmiennej budowie geologicznej, co sprzyja występowaniu wydajnych, skoncent...
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Multi-proxy analysis (sedimentological, palaeobotanical, geochemical data and results of radiocarbon dating) of the biogenic sediments from a small mire ecosystem in the Sandomierz Basin (SE Poland) is presented. The ecosystem contains a full hydroseral sequence from minerotrophic to ombrotrophic wetland. It is one of the few sites in this region w...
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Multi-proxy data from the Lake Słone sediments (SE Poland) yielded information on the Holocene changes of Lake Słone in a karst region. Changes of limnological conditions and vegetation reconstructions correspond to high resolution multi-proxy records from north-central Europe. Ostracods showed several small oscillations. Most significant changes o...
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THE OCCURRENCE OF THE „REJOWIEC” FLINTS - In the Chełm Hills flints occur relativeliy rare in situ in the Maastrichtian rocks - Flints commonly occur in Saalian glaciogenic deposits - They appear both, in moraine (= push-moraine), and fluvioglacial deposits - Petrographic and lithofacial evidence suggests: - their relationship with the lower units...
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Pocket forms several decimetres in diameter, 0.5–1.5m deep and infilled mainly with glaciogenic sands, silts and clays of Saalian age are commonly developed on the top of the karstified chalk massif of the Lublin Upland, eastern Poland. Analysis of lithofacies, particle-size distribution and micromorphology of three pocket infills in the Chełm chal...
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Comparison of soil texture determined by two dispersion units of Mastersizer 2000 The comparison of particle size distributions measured by sedimentation methods and laser diffraction shows the underestimation of the fine (clay) fraction. This is attributed mainly to the shape of clay particles being different than spherical. The objective of this...
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Multi-proxy data from the Lake Słone sediments (SE Poland) yielded information on the Holocene changes of Lake Słone in a karst region. Changes of limnological conditions and vegetation reconstructions correspond to high resolution multi-proxy records from north-central Europe. Ostracods showed several small oscillations. Most significant changes o...
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Spring-fed fens are unique peat-forming ecosystems, interesting not only in terms of their floral composition, but geological structure and palaeo-ecological development as well. Their existence is supported by a constant supply of groundwater rich in calcium carbonate. Geological structure is characterized by the occurrence of alternating layers o...
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The paper presents the results of interdisciplinary (multiproxy) palaeoenvironmental studies of peat — calcareous tufa depositional sequences of spring mire from Radzików site (east Poland). Analyses of three biotic proxies (plant macrofossils, pollen, molluscs) were supplemented with sedimentological, geochemical, oxygen and carbon stable isotopes...
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Spring mires belong to a rare group of geoecosystems that are supplied with groundwater (soligenous fens) and are characterised by a specific type of lithological development, i.e. peats alternating with calcerous tufas. Whereas, in the context of the great usefulness of tufa and peat series from such objects for palaeoclimatic and palaeohydrologic...
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W artykule zaprezentowano sposoby wykorzystania analiz przestrzennych w badaniach wczesnośredniowiecznych stanowisk archeologicznych z terenu Ziemi Chełmskiej (Busówno, Stołpie, Horodysko). Analizy te objęły procedury pozyskiwania danych oraz ich przetwarzanie z użyciem oprogramowania GIS. Obejmowały one: pozyskanie i cyfrowe przetworzenie danych a...
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The geological and hydrological context of the occurrence of a rare group of spring mires (soligenous fens) in the young glacial area of Western Pomerania (Parseta River catchment, Northern Poland) has been analysed. Spring mires are located mainly in the contact zones of units with different geological structure, which creates favourable condition...
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In this paper we report the results of interdisciplinary investigations of deposits filling small closed depressions in the Western Polesie region. There were reconstructed the environmental changes and the main evolution phases of four morphometrically similar forms (=research sites) situated in the Lublin and Volhynia parts of the Polesie region....
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Z okazji LV Zjazdu Polskiego Towarzystwa Botanicznego do rąk polskich botaników trafia kolejna monografia geobotaniczna. Tym razem jest to ujęcie nieco odmienne od opracowań poprzednich zjazdów, gdyż nie koncentruje się na pojedynczym regionie, ale na strefie przejścia między Europą Środkową i Północno-Wschodnią, a ujmując rzecz szerzej – między Za...
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Z okazji LV Zjazdu Polskiego Towarzystwa Botanicznego do rąk polskich botaników trafi a kolejna monografia geobotaniczna. Tym razem jest to ujęcie nieco odmienne od opracowań poprzednich zjazdów, gdyż nie koncentruje się na pojedynczym regionie, ale na strefie przejścia między Europą Środkową i Północno- -Wschodnią, a ujmując rzecz szerzej – między...
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Environmental Changes and Human Impact on Holocene Evolution of the Horodyska River Valley (Lublin Upland, East Poland) Interdisciplinary palaeoenvironmental studies, conducted near the multi-cultural archaeological sites in the Horodyska River valley (Lublin Upland, East Poland), enable to reconstruct natural and anthropogenic changes of fluvial l...
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Soft, horizontally bedded Upper Cretaceous (= Upper Maastrichtian) rocks occurring in the Lublin region are strongly deformed. Most structures (mesofaults, joints, and cleavage) are brittle tectonic deformations connected with the Late Laramian and Young Alpine phases of tectonic activity. However, some of the deformations are also indicative of th...
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Soft , horizontally bedded Upper Cretaceous (= Upper Maastrichtian) rocks occurring in the Lublin region are strongly deformed. Most structures (mesofaults, joints, and cleavage) are brittle tectonic deformations connected with the Late Laramian and Young Alpine phases of tectonic activity. However, some of the deformations are also indicative of t...
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In this paper we report on the results of examination of bottom deposits accumulated during 34 years of functioning of dammed reservoir on the Bystrzyca River near Lublin. Based on the analysis of cores taken with undisturbed structure, the lithology of deposits and the amount of sedimentation were estimated. Based on laboratory analyses, the geoch...
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In this paper we report the results of investigations of deposits filling the palaeobasin of Lake Moszne in the Polesie National Park. Sedimentological and palynological analyses of limnic-telmatic deposits were made, and lithology of their mineral substratum was determined. A first attempt was also made at conducting a georadar survey. Lateral and...
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This article describes the well-exposed landform/sediment assemblage of a Pliocene palaeouvala and Pleistocene (Saalian) ice-pushed ridge in a large quarry in Upper Cretaceous marls near Rejowiec, eastern Poland. The site provides a rare opportunity to study the development of glacial depositional and deformational processes on morphologically and...
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In this paper we report the preliminary results of a study of palaeogeography of the Lake Słone geosystem, which is situated in the Chełm Hills region. Due to very small lake surface (3.4 ha) and large area of lake catchment (526.4 ha) the Lake Słone geosystem is an excellent object of palaeogeographical studies. The detailed geological examination...
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In this paper we report the preliminary results of a study of palaeogeography of the Lake Słone geosystem, which is situated in the Chełm Hills region. Due to very small lake surface (3.4 ha) and large area of lake catchment (526.4 ha) the Lake Słone geosystem is an excellent object of palaeogeographical studies. The detailed geological examinatio...
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Glacial and Periglacial Transformation of Palaeokarst in the Lublin-Volhynia Region (Se Poland, NW Ukraine) on the Base of TL Dating Distinctly diverse results of TL dating are obtained for the deposits with similar lithofacial features but filling morphologically differentiated karst palaeoforms (dolines, pipes, pockets). The infillings of dolines...
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This article describes the well-exposed landform/sediment assemblage of a Pliocene palaeouvala and Pleistocene (Saalian) ice-pushed ridge in a large quarry in Upper Cretaceous marls near Rejowiec, eastern Poland. The site provides a rare opportunity to study the development of glacial depositional and deformational processes on morphologically and...
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Late Pleistocene and Holocene evolution of the Durne Bagno peat bog (Lublin Polesie). Prz. Geol., 54: 68–72. S u m m a r y. The Durne Bagno peat bog is the eastern, peripheral part of a large marshland complex in the Lublin Polesie. Limnic biogenic deposits occurring directly on mineral deposits are up to 8.5 m thick. They exhibit great vertical fa...
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Holocene evolution of the cupola spring mire at Zawadówka is presented, which is located in the borderland of the Lublin Upland and Volhynia Polesie (E Poland). Based on the results of sedimentological, malacological, geochemical analyses, and AMS radiocarbon dating, four main sedimentation stages are distinguished, which were associated with regio...
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Abstract: Abstract: Abstract: Measurements of δ18O and δ13C in tufa samples dated by 14C method have been used to reconstruct climatic changes in Southern and Eastern Poland and in Eastern India (Orissa) for the last ca 13,500 years. Stable isotope time record δ18O in calcareous tufa pro- files can be interpreted as palaeoclimatic record if depende...
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DOBROWOLSKI, R., DURAKIEWICZ, T. & PAZDUR, A. 2002. Calcareous tufas in the soligenous mires of eastern Poland as an indicator of the Holocene climatic changes. Acta Geologica Polonica, 52 (1), 63-73. Warszawa. Measurements of stable carbon and oxygen isotope composition and radiocarbon datings of sediments of soligenous mires from the Lublin Uplan...
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14 C concentration measurements together with carbon and oxygen stable isotope analysis in calcareous tufa give possibilities for reconstruction of time scale and palaeoclimatic conditions of sedimentary processes. Results of isotope examinations of 2 profiles with organic and tufa sediments from Eastern Poland and 8 calcareous tufa sites from East...
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Abstract: Cores of lacustrine and lacustrine-peat deposits from the Okunin and Czerepacha sites were examined using the following methods: sedimentological analysis, radiocarbon dating, pollen, ostracod and geochemical analyses. 137 Cs distribution was determined in the top parts of these deposits. The obtained results allow us to reconstruct the m...
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Morphometric methods are useful not only for consideration a morphogenesis of the Lublin-Volhynia karst area but also for interpretation of its structural features. Analysis of isopleth maps of the density of karst forms evidences a close relationship between the development of present karst relief and the Cainozoic tectonics of the Luboml Elevatio...
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Morphometric methods are useful not only for consideration a morphogenesis of the Lublin-Volhynia karst area but also for interpretation of its structural features. Analysis of isopleth maps of the density of karst forms evidences a close relationship between the development of present karst relief and the Cainozoic tectonics of the Luboml Elevatio...
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This paper presents the results of the preliminary field study of bottom sediments of the Karaśne Lake in Polesie National Park. It is a small (3.2 ha), shallow (the depth about Im), forcefully overgrowing and inaccessible lake. It is surrounded by the mire zone. This complex is the closed nature reserve. The borings of bottom sediments indicate th...
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The influence of the Pleistocene ice masses on the karstified carbonate substratum of the Lublin-Volhynia chalk karst region was very complex and included: (I) direct glaciodynamic transformation of preglacial karst system, in it also of paleokarst; (II) indirect sub- and terminoglacial: (a) transformation of preglacial karst, and (b) creation of e...

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