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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2012, On the formation and evolution of the Pannonian Basin: constraints derived from the structure of the junction area between the Carpathians and Dinarides.
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*
In contrast to inner Dinarides, silver fir in the sub-Mediterranean zone grows on mountain tops or just below them, and it has lost a possibility of further migration in suitable conditions.
Genetic study of small isolated populations of Silver Fir (Abies alba Mill.) in Sub-Mediterranean zone of the Dinarides
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
1994): Jurassic brachiopods from the Dinarides (NE Herzegovina).
Biostratigraphy and paleobiogeographic affinities of the Jurassic brachiopod assemblages from Sierra Espuna (Malaguide Complex, Internal\ Betic Zones, Spain)/Bioestratigrafia y afinidades paleobiogeograficas de las asociaciones de braquiopodos jurasicos de Sierra Espuna (Malaguide, Zonas Internas Beticas, Espana)
Variscan faulting axes generally trend northeast-southwest and are therefore perpendicular to the normal faulting axes of the Dinarides.
The hyalophane occurrence at Zagradski Potok near Busovaca, Bosnia and Hercegovina
The studied area is part of Adria microplate South from Periadriatic Fault and belongs to External Dinarides that are characterized by moderate historic and recent seismicity.
Statistical evaluation of the 3d monitoring of displacements of Dinaric Fault Zone in Postojna Cave, Slovenia
Around the Mediterranean sea, the Alps, Apennin, Dinarides, Hellenides, Taurides and Pontides are linked to the Tethyan Cenozoic tectonics.
Playas del Permico y del Cuaternario: una discusion basada en los marcos climatico, tectonico y paleogeografico
There is an irregular string of ranges across the south of Europe, from the Pyrenees and Betics to the Alps, the Carpathians, the Balkans, the Dinarides and the Taurides, and across Turkey linking up with the Caucasus and beyond, inside Asia and towards the Himalayas.
La transicion Permo-Triasica: Revision historica de la crisis ecologica mas importante con especial enfasis en la Peninsula Iberica y Europa Central y Occidental
The purpose of our project is to better understand the active fault systems of NW Slovenia and processes of fault propagation, earthquake nucleation, and displacement transfer between the Dinarides and SE Alpine mountain chains (Fig.
Multi-disciplinary investigations of active faults in the Julian Alps, Slovenia
Slovenia is situated at the NE boundary of the Adriatic microplate, at the junction of three major geotectonic units: the Alps, the Dinarides and the Pannonian basin.
Micro-deformation monitoring of active tectonic structures in W Slovenia
The External Dinarides occupy the SW part of Slovenia.
Active tectonic structures in the W part of Slovenia--setting of micro-deformation monitoring net

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