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January 2019
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This chapter involves five case studies, in which the landscape and the relation of karstification and glacial erosion are described. Three case studies deal with the sample sites of the Alps (Northern Calcareous Alps, Julian Alps and Bernese Alps). One area is situated in the Durmitor (Dinarides), while the fifth area is a special site. It is a subarctic karst in the southern part of Patagonia developing under extreme climatic circumstances.
... Scientific works focusing on glaciokarst often investigate the morphology and spatial distribution of dolines and shafts (Tóth and Veress, 2019) without considering the possible glaciological relevance of snow, firn, and ice inside them. Although the presence of perennial deposits in such depressions is a common setting in high elevated glaciokarst landscape, there are only few areas where such features have been described: the Canin-Kanin massif in the Julian Alps between Italy and Slovenia (Kunaver, 1983;; Yedigöller Plateau in the White Aladag massif in Turkey (Kadebskaya and Mavlyudov, 2018); Kyrk-Tau plateau in Uzbekistan (Kadebskaya and Mavlyudov, 2018); Jakupica range in North Macedonia (Temovski, 2016), the Durmitor Massif in Montenegro (Hughes, 2010) and Lagonaki Highland in the Western Greater Caucasus in Russia (Telbisz et al., 2019). ...
January 2019
