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Late Pleistocene evolution of Antelias valley (Lebanon): speleogenic approach applied on Kassarat cave system with implication of U/Th datations records.

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Lebanon landscape is characterized by tow karstic mountain chains with a variety of surface karstic forms as well as endokarstic network systems. A research project on Lebanon's karst geomorphology was conducted recently by EDYTEM laboratory CNRS-UMR 5204, France and Saint-Joseph University of Beirut and aims at reconstituting: i) speleogenic evolution based on geomorphologic indicators, ii) karstogenesis evolution related with the downcutting of the Mediterranean hydrographic network (Antelias river), iii) palaeogeographical stages of these valleys.
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halsde-00744481 , version 1 (23-10-2012)

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Carole Nehme, Jean-Jacques Delannoy, Jocelyne Adjizian-Gérard, John Hellstrom. Late Pleistocene evolution of Antelias valley (Lebanon): speleogenic approach applied on Kassarat cave system with implication of U/Th datations records.. 20th international Karst school, Jun 2012, Postojna, Slovenia. ⟨halsde-00744481⟩
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