Dinarides


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Dinarides

[di′nar·ə‚dēz]
(geography)
A mountain system, east of the Adriatic Sea, in Yugoslavia.
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and Radivojevic, D.: 2012, On the formation and evolution of the Pannonian Basin: constraints derived from the structure of the junction area between the Carpathians and Dinarides.Tectonics, 31, No.
Geometric deformation analysis in free geodetic networks: Case study for fruska gora in Serbia
"To explain this" - adds the lead author Pier [ETH]auro Ciachino, from Torino, Italy - "we must go back at least to the Late Oligocene (29-24 million years) where a continuum of land connected the Dinarides and Rhodopes mountains, allowing colonization by this phyletic lineage.
Unique Blind Beetle Found in Bulgaria Sheds Light on History*
However, it can be said that all populations grow in the extreme ecological conditions of the Dinarides karst.
Genetic study of small isolated populations of Silver Fir (Abies alba Mill.) in Sub-Mediterranean zone of the Dinarides
The Trepca mine is located in the Vardar zone, a nappe of folded and overthrust rock units within the Dinarides Alpine Belt.
Famous Mineral Localities: the Trepca mine, Stari Trg, Kosovo
The fact that the Albanian population lives in territories that belong to mountain chain known as Dinarides or the Dinaric Alps (Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Albania) has sparked the curiosity of many anthropologists to study the morphological type of the Albanians (Coon, 1950).
Normative Values of Some Morphometric Variables for Kosovo Albanian Population Aged 06 - >70 Years Old/ Valores Normativos de Algunas Variables Morfometricas para la Poblacion Albanesa de Kosovo de Edades Comprendidas entre los 6 y los 70 Anos
Well-known flysch deposits are found in the forelands of the Pyrenees, Dinarides, northern Alps, and Carpathians and tectonically similar regions in Italy, the Balkans, and Cyprus.
Soil-Water Characteristic Curve of Residual Soil from a Flysch Rock Mass
Geographically, this region covers the main mountain chains of Europe and of North Africa, including those of the Balkans, Dinarides, Apennines, Pyrennees, Cantabrian Mts, Sierra Nevada and a whole array of other Mediterranean mountain ranges such as the Sistema Central in the Iberian Peninsula and those of Portugal and Sicily, and finally the Atlas of North Africa (Figure 1).
Mountain biodiversity patterns in Southern Europe and North Africa/ Modelos de diversidad de las montanas del sur de Europa y norte de Africa
The Dinaric thrust systems are post-Eocene, representing a NW-SE striking fold-and-thrust belt that can be followed from the Istra peninsula towards central Slovenia (Vrabec and Fodor, 2006) and that belongs to the External Dinarides.
On the state of the TM 71 extensometer monitoring in Slovenia: seven years of micro-tectonic displacement measurements

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