Global Karst Correlation with Color Photos
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Glaciation striation on dolomite pavement, near Cyprus Lake, Bruce Peninsula, Canada. |
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Tufa deposit on the bottom of Cyprus Lake, fed by a karst spring, Bruce Peninsula, Canada. |
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Glacial pavement and grikes on Silurian dolomite, near Lion Head, Bruce Peninsula, Canada, with forest rehabilitated on bare rocks during the past 60 years. |
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A CO2 geyser well at the Ferrarelle Mineral Water field, Central Italy. |
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Giant swallow-tail twin gypsum on the entrance of Spipola Cave, Bologna, Italy. The cave is totally under the Miocene gypsum bed, but there are many calcite speleothem in it as a result of incongruent dissolution. |
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Frost denudation limestone pinnacles on Triassic dolomitic limestone slope, north of Bassano, northern Italy. It resembles those of Huanglong Ravine (photo 14), or Beijing suburb (photo 18) from points of both morphology or origin. |
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Glacial pavement on Triassic dolomitic limestone at Southern Alps, Rifugio Sennes, Northern Italy, similar with those of Canada (photo 39) or UK (photo 45), but originated from mountain glaciation rather than continental ice sheet. |
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Chalk quarry at Playhatch, near Reading, UK, with chert beds being seen on the quarry wall, but very few karst feature on this deep fresh exposure. |
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Glacial pavement on Carboniferous limestone, great Asby Scar Nature Preserve, Cumbria, UK. |
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deep sharp karren on the glacial pavement, Great Asby Scar Nature Preserve, Cumbria, UK. |
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Abundant unique speleothem in Fairy Cave, Buchan Karst, Victoria, Australia. |
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Sedimentary structure of a 1.22m high stalagmite taken from Panlong Cave, Guilin, China. Environmental change course of the past 36,000 years was reconstructed with the section. Big trapezium holes: sampling points for C14 dating; small rectangular holes: AMSC14 dating sampling points; small round holes: stable isotopic sampling points. |
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