Fluvial systems crossing evaporitic bedrock are commonly affected by karstic subsidence,
which may result in river adjustments recorded by anomalous alluvial thickening. A …

When dealing with current and past landscape evolution, a key issue addresses responses
of geomorphic systems to the large number of influencing variables. Identifying …

We correlate Upper Pleistocene glacial and fluvial deposits of the Cinca and Gállego River
valleys (south central Pyrenees and Ebro basin, Spain) using geomorphic position …

A detailed sinkhole map has been produced in a stretch of the Ebro Valley (40.8 km2)
including the western sector of Zaragoza city (NE Spain). During the last few decades …

This paper focuses on the study of the floodplain and low terrace deposits of the Middle
Sebou Valley, which crosses the south-rif corridor and constitutes the eastern limit of the …

The number of sinkholes (locally known as obruks) has increased rapidly in recent years
near Karapınar, located in the semi-arid Konya Closed Basin in Central Anatolia. Nineteen …

Abstract The Ebro River in north-eastern Spain is among the largest contributors of
freshwater to the Mediterranean Sea and ends in the Ebro delta, one of the major wetlands …

Large river valleys have long been seen as important factors to shape the mobility,
communication, and exchange of Pleistocene hunter-gatherers. However, rivers have been …

Alluvial karst represents a complex system where cavities, collapses, subsidence and
suffusion processes are the main result of dissolution of soluble rocks in the substratum …

Karst subsidence has caused damage in numerous buildings and infrastructures in the
surroundings of Zaragoza city since the early 1970s, when rapid urbanization of the area …