Marine caves are characterized by wide environmental variability for the interaction between
marine and continental processes. Their conditions may be defined as extreme for …

Rock coasts and shore platforms are conspicuous landforms along the Mediterranean and
Black Sea (MBS) coasts. These coasts have been fashioned by changes in sea level …

Anchialine caves in coastal locations develop in two ways: by pseudokarst processes that
form talus caves, sea caves, tafoni, fissure caves and lava tubes, and by karst dissolutional …

Coastal karst cave development globally is biased towards the tropics and subtropics, where
carbonate deposition is ongoing, and therefore carbonate coasts are common. The …

The majority of limestone islands are made of eogenetic carbonate rock, with intrinsic high
porosity and permeability. The freshwater lenses of small islands are dominated by diffuse …

This paper is aimed at map** the submerged notch along the northeastern Adriatic coast
and discussing the relations between the submerged notch, the seawater, the groundwater …

The Croatian coastal karst abounds in submerged caves that host a variety of environmental
conditions depending on the geomorphology, depth and submarine groundwater discharge …

This work reports the results of geomorphological observations carried out in the coastal
Fico Cave and surrounding areas (Baunei, Central East Sardinia) in the Gulf of Orosei. A …

The geomorphological evolution of the Cobiheru Cave shows the influence of the non‐
carbonate coastal mountain ranges on coastal karst evolution, as well as the temporal …

Many caves in Sicily have been shown to have a sulfuric acid or other hypogenic origin. We
studied three caves (Palombara, Scrivilleri, Monello) near Syracuse (eastern Sicily), in an …