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Karstologia, 1984, Issue 4, p. 46-49
Grottes de lave et volcano-karst de surface dans la région basaltique du Golan (lsraël)
Inbar, M.
Abstract:
Lava caves and surface volcano-karst features in the basaltic area of the Golan Heights (Israël) - Caves are formed endogenically as lava tubes and exogenically by erosion of the interlayer lava flows; calcitic speleothems are found in the basaltic caves. Surface depressions may have been formed by collapsed caves or by volcanic explosions. The drainage density is low and surface morphology locally resembles karst karren fields.
Lava caves and surface volcano-karst features in the basaltic area of the Golan Heights (Israël) - Caves are formed endogenically as lava tubes and exogenically by erosion of the interlayer lava flows; calcitic speleothems are found in the basaltic caves. Surface depressions may have been formed by collapsed caves or by volcanic explosions. The drainage density is low and surface morphology locally resembles karst karren fields.
Keywords: lava caves - collapsed caves - surface volcano--karst - basaltic karren - golan heights