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or "true" cave environments. These can be in regular contact with the surface via wind and underground rivers, or the migration of animals, or can be almost entirely isolated. Deep hypogean environments can host autonomous ecologies whose primary source of energy is not sunlight, but chemical energy
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The two factors that limit cave ecologies are generally energy and nutrients. To some degree moisture is always available in actively forming Karst caves. Cut off from the sunlight and steady deposition of plant detritus, caves are poor habitats in comparison with wet areas on the surface. Most of
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Cave ecosystems are very fragile. Because of their rarity and position in the ecosystem they are threatened by a large number of human activities. Dam construction, limestone quarrying, water pollution and logging are just some of the disasters that can devastate or destroy underground biological
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the energy in cave environments comes from the surplus of the ecosystems outside. One major source of energy and nutrients in caves is dung from trogloxenes, most of which is deposited by bats. Other sources are mentioned above.
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caves due to carbonate dissolution reactions. They can take a variety of forms, depending on their depositional history and environment. Their chemical composition, gradual growth, and preservation in caves make them useful
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Caves provide a home for many unique biota. Cave ecologies are very diverse, and not sharply distinct from surface habitats. Generally however, the deeper the cave becomes, the more rarefied the ecology.
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Prior to the mid-nineteenth century the scientific value of caves was considered only in its contribution to other branches of science, and cave studies were considered part of the larger disciplines of
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Speleologists also work with archaeologists in studying underground ruins, tunnels, sewers and aqueducts, such as the various inlets and outlets of the
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can live part or all of their lives in caves, but can also complete a life cycle in appropriate environments on the surface. Examples include
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the parts of caves that are in communication with surface soils through cracks and rock seams, groundwater seepage, and root protrusion.
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The creation of an accurate, detailed map is one of the most common technical activities undertaken within a cave. Cave maps, called
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zone) for at least some portion of its life. Hibernating reptiles and mammals are the most widely recognized examples.
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is a landscape that has limestone underneath which has been eroded. Caves are usually formed through chemical
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frequents caves, and may require caves for a portion of its life cycle, but must return to the surface (or a
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the threshold regions near cave mouths that extend to the last penetration of sunlight.
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which are surface organisms that enter caves for no survival reason. Some may even be
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Speleology is a cross-disciplinary field that combines the knowledge of
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The growth of speleology is directly linked with that of the sport of
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An international speleological congress was proposed at a meeting in
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Cave labeled with the six most common types of speleothems:
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to develop portraits of caves as complex, evolving systems.
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Biospeleology; The Biology of Caves, Karst, and Groundwater
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Grotte des Faux-Monnayeurs, Mouthiers-Haute-Pierre (France)
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is also sometimes applied to the recreational activity of
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Cave environments fall into three general categories:
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caves in the 1680s. The term speleology was coined by
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Classifications of Cave Biota & Cave Environments
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Beam of sun inside the cavity of Rocca ill'Abissu,
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Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Retrieved 844: 835: 808: 798: 778: 771: 760:. Retrieved 756: 747: 722: 718: 708: 651: 642: 638: 634:troglophobes 633: 629: 627: 620:parahypogean 619: 615:cave guests 586:cave lovers 582:Troglophiles 558:cavernicoles 557: 527: 502:Parahypogean 487: 483: 474:Cave biology 463: 461: 411: 408:Biochemistry 379: 328: 324:adding to it 319: 303:Geochemistry 297:Geochemistry 281: 259: 244: 216: 201: 169: 162: 158: 154: 148: 140: 107: 104: 97: 90: 87: 80: 72: 71: 2477:Mole people 2462:Mine rescue 2410:Cave rescue 2400:Cave diving 2144:Mogao Caves 2074:Coober Pedy 2033:Spider hole 2011:Septic tank 1951:Root cellar 1602:Paleoburrow 1551:Subterranea 1287:Speleothems 1200:Exploration 1100:Troglofauna 1068:Cave survey 1046:Main topics 992:Caving News 811:: 1006–17. 671:Cave diving 611:Trogloxenes 549:Troglobites 543:Definition 458:Cave survey 422:evaporation 414:temperature 371:stalactites 367:stalagmites 365:, drapery, 343:Speleothems 291:dissolution 228:archaeology 192:cartography 188:meteorology 131:, history, 125:composition 2515:Speleology 2509:Categories 2489:Speleology 2482:in fiction 2262:Pellucidar 2104:Kome Caves 1754:Balve Cave 1698:Pit crater 1654:Talus cave 1577:Ant colony 1423:Kome Caves 1387:Stalagnate 1382:Stalagmite 1377:Stalactite 1367:Soda straw 1357:Shelfstone 1317:Cave pearl 1292:Speleogens 1257:Talus cave 1190:Ley tunnel 1117:Speleology 1095:Stygofauna 909:2009-05-03 851:August 20, 762:2019-04-28 700:References 599:millipedes 570:collembola 446:eukaryotes 397:calcareous 349:Speleothem 159:spelunking 141:speleology 119:and other 75:(from 73:Speleology 2405:Cave gate 2277:Underdark 2225:Exemplars 2047:Exemplars 1986:Wine cave 1861:Catacombs 1747:Exemplars 1644:Show cave 1634:Lava tube 1629:Lava cave 1474:Incidents 1401:Dwellings 1342:Helictite 1337:Frostwork 1332:Flowstone 1302:Anthodite 1275:Waterfall 1247:Suffosion 1232:Show cave 1217:Salt cave 1185:Lava cave 1133:processes 1083:Equipment 739:0736-623X 574:blindfish 566:glowworms 562:flatworms 524:bacteria. 404:proxies. 359:flowstone 287:corrosion 220:geography 214:in 1890. 172:chemistry 155:potholing 145:exploring 2018:Stepwell 2006:Sewerage 1916:Hypogeum 1896:Erdstall 1886:Dry well 1866:Casemate 1846:Borehole 1836:Basement 1708:Sinkhole 1639:Pit Cave 1624:Ice cave 1509:Category 1362:Snottite 1352:Rimstone 1347:Moonmilk 1237:Sinkhole 1222:Sea cave 1207:Pit cave 1175:Ice cave 948:and the 664:See also 540:English 513:Hypogean 492:Endogean 438:bacteria 430:microbes 418:humidity 389:deposits 91:spḗlaion 84:σπήλαιον 2312:Bergamt 2237:Batcave 2184:Yaodong 1921:Manhole 1911:Foxhole 1876:Dungeon 1582:Aquifer 1433:Yaodong 1307:Boxwork 1150:Cave-in 963:, India 464:surveys 434:archaea 386:mineral 363:columns 224:geology 198:History 184:physics 180:geology 176:biology 164:in situ 133:ecology 67:Finland 59:Heinola 2420:Caving 2342:Grotto 1956:Tunnel 1941:Quarry 1851:Bunker 1738:Warren 1661:Cenote 1619:Grotto 1587:Burrow 1572:Alcove 1242:Spring 1155:Cenote 1078:Diving 1073:Caving 1031:topics 869:(1996) 823:  786:  737:  677:Caving 572:, and 537:Latin 375:straws 266:cavers 262:caving 253:. The 208:Mendip 190:, and 150:caving 109:-logía 101:-λογία 44:Sicily 2204:Types 1906:Fogou 1824:Types 1666:Karst 1565:Types 1270:River 1212:Ponor 1165:Foiba 1107:Karst 1090:Fauna 971:India 442:fungi 393:caves 283:Karst 278:Karst 251:Paris 121:karst 117:caves 79: 55:devil 1981:Well 1926:Mine 1686:Nest 1609:Cave 1290:and 1265:Lake 1252:Sump 1195:Mine 1029:Cave 853:2024 821:ISBN 784:ISBN 735:ISSN 658:Rome 595:bats 373:and 1691:Bee 1392:Vug 813:doi 727:doi 656:in 384:by 326:. 226:or 2511:: 897:, 843:. 819:. 807:. 755:. 733:. 723:34 721:. 717:. 660:. 601:, 597:, 593:, 576:. 568:, 564:, 440:, 436:, 369:, 361:, 268:. 242:. 222:, 186:, 182:, 178:, 174:, 153:, 65:, 61:, 42:, 1543:e 1536:t 1529:v 1021:e 1014:t 1007:v 855:. 829:. 815:: 792:. 765:. 741:. 729:: 333:) 329:( 113:) 105:( 94:) 88:( 23:.

Index

Speleology (journal)


Fondachelli Fantina
Sicily

devil
Heinola
Päijänne Tavastia
Finland
Ancient Greek
σπήλαιον
-λογία
-logía
caves
karst
composition
physical properties
ecology
speleogenesis
exploring
caving
in situ
chemistry
biology
geology
physics
meteorology
cartography
John Beaumont

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