Out of that area, it has only been found four isolated populations in western Cantabrian Mountains: one in Leonese territories in high Babia (Sierra de Villabandin in the municipality of Cabrillanes) (Garcia Gonzalez & al., 1987), and three in Asturias (Degana, Somiedo and Cangas del Narcea, although the first of them does not already exist) (Carlon & al., 2010).
In any case, we mention it here because is doubtlessly the population with the largest number of individuals in Leon and very likely of the Cantabrian Mountains. The other report is in Ubina massif too, but four kilometres to the north approximately.
(1971b): Three Upper Carboniferous, limestone-rich, high-destructive delta systems with submarine fan deposits, Cantabrian Mountains, Spain.
[Pennsylvanian bioconstructions of the Cantabrian Mountains (Northern Spain).] Koelner Forum fuer Geologie und Palaeontologie 9, 139.
Spain: Valdore, Cremenes (Esla nappe) and Salce (Somiedo-Correcilla Subunit),
Cantabrian Mountains. Lancara Formation, Early Bilbilian (Zone X), Stage 4, Series 2, Cambrian.
The relief of the Alpine Orogeny in northern and northeastern Iberian Peninsula, trends east-west with a constant width of around 80 km in the Pyrenees and eastern
Cantabrian Mountains. However, in the northwestern part, the Alpine relief changes direction (southwards) and separates into a series of individual mountain ranges with peaks above 2,000 m (e.g.
In our exhaustive tours through the
Cantabrian Mountains del Egido & Puente, 2011a, b; del EGIDO & al., 2012 in search of the diverse representation of species of Pilosella, we detected some important populations of P.
It is distributed worldwide and has been recorded in Spain from the Iberian Chains (Carls and Gandl, 1969), the Pyrenees (Boersma, 1973b; Valenzuela-Rios, 1994; Martinez-Perez and Valenzuela-Rios, 2005) and the
Cantabrian Mountains (Garcia-Lopez and Alonso-Menendez, 1994; Garcia-Lopez and Sanz-Lopez, 2002a); in Bohemia in the Czech Republic (Chlupac et al., 1980; Slavik, 2004); in the Carnic Alps in Austria (Schonlaub, 1985); in Nevada in the USA (Klapper, 1969; Klapper and Johnson, 1975); in Canada (Fahraeus, 1971); in Zinzilban (Uzbekistan, central Asia) (Yolkin et al., 1994) and in Australia (Flood, 1969; Mawson et al., 1992).
The evening, exclusively open to members of our culture club, featured wines from the Ribera del Duero area of Spain, which lies north of Madrid and south of the
Cantabrian mountains.
In another archaeological site, this time in the eastern
Cantabrian Mountains, the charcoal record from El Miron Cave shows a major use of yew as fuel ca.
Different episodes of extensional tectonics associated with the opening and propagation of the Tethys Sea towards the west during the Triassic, as well as the opening of the North Atlantic, were recorded in the western border of the
Cantabrian Mountains, Spain and other nearby areas.
The aim of this study was to analyze four stalagmites that grew during the Eemian in Cueva del Cobre, an extensive cave in the
Cantabrian Mountains (N Spain).