Gypsum karst of France
Many small and scattered areas of gypsum karst are present in France. They occur in the plains and plateaux (Paris, Lorraine, Provence) as well as in the mountains, especially the Alps. Typical gypsum karst landforms are well developed and widespread, but underground cavities are scarce, despite muc...
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description | Many small and scattered areas of gypsum karst are present in France. They occur in the plains and plateaux (Paris, Lorraine, Provence) as well as in the mountains, especially the Alps. Typical gypsum karst landforms are well developed and widespread, but underground cavities are scarce, despite much exploration and the apparent existence of subsurface waterflow. The Alps and Provence contain the largest karstic areas. |
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spelling | doaj.art-f876d2a240ec426c90f3bf3d3474d9272022-12-21T17:22:55ZengUniversity of South Florida LibrariesInternational Journal of Speleology0392-66721827-806X1996-01-01253-4203208Gypsum karst of FranceChardon M.Nicod J.Many small and scattered areas of gypsum karst are present in France. They occur in the plains and plateaux (Paris, Lorraine, Provence) as well as in the mountains, especially the Alps. Typical gypsum karst landforms are well developed and widespread, but underground cavities are scarce, despite much exploration and the apparent existence of subsurface waterflow. The Alps and Provence contain the largest karstic areas.http://ijs.speleo.it/pdf/6.59.25_Chardon.Nicod.pdf |
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