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- adjective Of or pertaining to
karst .
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Unspoiled since the Ice Age, The Burren is the largest area of karstic limestone in Western Europe and home to many unusual rare plants.
Mickey Goodman: Five Ways to Visit Ireland Like the Queen of England or President of the United States Mickey Goodman 2011
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Unspoiled since the Ice Age, The Burren is the largest area of karstic limestone in Western Europe and home to many unusual rare plants.
Mickey Goodman: Five Ways to Visit Ireland Like the Queen of England or President of the United States Mickey Goodman 2011
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In the Dominican Republic, these centers correspond to Los Haitises, with characteristic forests over karstic limestone (mogotes), more than 500 species of plants and about 30% insular endemisms.
Dominican Republic 2009
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In the Dominican Republic, these centers correspond to Los Haitises, with characteristic forests over karstic limestone (mogotes), more than 500 species of plants and about 30% insular endemisms.
Dominican Republic 2009
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Although not omposed of karstic Edwards Limestone nor physiographically part of Ecoregion 30, Ecoregion 31b contains springs and streams that show some similarities to those of the Edwards Plateau (30) because they flow over a chalky substrate and likely originate from cool water aquifers beneath the Edwards Plateau.
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Within these karstic formations there are some thirty caves.
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From a narrow ridge in the north, the Trail Ridge lake region broadens to the south, becoming a karstic landscape with numerous solution depressions and lakes.
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The construction of a tunnel and an underground nuclear power center under the Gran Sasso Mountain has considerably reduced the karstic water reserves – drying up mountain springs, and sharply reducing the valley table napes - as well as provoking a considerable nuclear pollution problem.
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In the Dominican Republic, these centers correspond to Los Haitises, with characteristic forests over karstic limestone (mogotes), more than 500 species of plants and about 30% insular endemisms.
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Saline plains with evaporates and extensive karstic topography are also represented on Slave River lowland.
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