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 A. Klimchouk, A. Palmer, J. De Waele, A. Auler, P. Audra (Eds.)
Hypogene Karst Regions and Caves of the World
Series: Cave and Karst Systems of the World

Presents the most representative coverage of hypogene karst of the

world
Helps the reader with numerous regional and cave-specific case
studies to acknowledge the diversity of hypogene speleogenetic
processes and void-conduit patterns
Enables the generalization and categorization of hypogene karst and
shows regularities in its distribution
Improves the ability to adequately model hypogene karstification
and predict related porosity and permeability

1st ed. 2017, Approx. 650 p. 250 illus., 200 This book illustrates the diversity of hypogene speleogenetic processes and void-
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regional and cave-specific case studies. The cases include both well-known and newly
recognized hypogene karst regions and caves of the world. They all focus on geological,
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 Table of Contents

Preface
1 Klimchouk A Types and settings of hypogene karst

Part I: Europe
2 Farrant AR, Harrison T
3 Audra P
4 Gzquez F, Calaforra JM,
Rodrguez-Estrella T, Ros A,
Llamus JL, Snchez J
5 Gins J, Forns J, Grcia F,
Merino A, Onac P, Gins A
6 Sptl C, Plan L, Dublyansky Y
7 Galdenzi S, Menichetti M
8 Galdenzi S, Jones DS
9 DAngeli IM, Vattano M,
Parise M, De Waele J
10 Galdenzi S
11 De Waele J, Gzquez F, Forti P,
Naseddu A
Hypogenic caves In The United Kingdom
Hypogene caves in France
Evidence for regional hypogene speleogenesis in Murcia (SE
Spain)
Hypogene imprints in coastal karst caves from Mallorca Island
(western Mediterranean): morphological features and
speleogenetic approach
Hypogene karst in Austria
Hypogenic caves in the Apennine Mountains (Italy)
The Frasassi caves: a classical active hypogenic cave
The coastal sulfuric acid cave system of Santa Cesarea Terme
(southern Italy)
The thermal hypogenic caves of Acquasanta Terme (central
Italy)
Inactive hydrothermal hypogenic karst in SW Sardinia (Italy)

12 Vattano M, Madonia G, Audra Update on the Hypogenic caves of Sicily

P, DAngeli IM, Galli E, Bigot J-Y,
Nobcourt J-C, De Waele J

13 Banzato C, Vigna B, Fiorucci A, Hypogene gypsum caves in Piedmont (N-Italy)

De Waele J

14 Lazaridis G Hypogene speleogenesis in Greece

15 Temovski M Hypogene karst In Macedonia
16 Onac B, Drguin V Hypogene caves of Romania
17 Mdl-Sznyi J, Erss A, Tth A Fluid flow systems and hypogene karst of the Transdanubian
Range, Hungary with special emphasis on Buda Thermal Karst
18 Lel-ssy S Caves of the Buda Thermal Karst
19 Bella P, Gaal L Hypogene caves in Slovakia
20 Such V, Skorov I, Zachari J, Hypogene features in sandstones: an example from
Filip J, Machovi V, Lapk L Carboniferous basins of central-western Bohemia, Czech
Republic
21 Kempe S, Bauer I, Glaser S Hypogene caves in Germany, geological and geochemical
background
22 Gradziski M, Tyc A Hypogene speleogenesis in karst of Poland regional review
23 Klimchouk A, Andreychouk V Gypsum karst in the south-west outskirts of the Eastern-
European platform (Western Ukraine): a type region of artesian
transverse speleogenesis
24 Andreychouk V, Klimchouk A Zolousha Cave (Ukraine-Moldova) a prime example of
hypogene artesian speleogenesis in gypsum
25 Klimchouk A, Amelichev G, Hypogene speleogenesis in the Crimean Piedmont, the Crimea
Tymokhina E, Dublyansky Y, Peninsula
26 Kadebskaya OI, Maksimovich The role of hypogene speleogenesis in the formation of the
NG Ordinskaya cave, fore-Urals, Russia

Part II: The Middle East and Central Asia

27 Bayar CS, zyurt NN, Trk AK, Geodynamic control of hypogene karst development in Central
Avc P, Gner N, Pekkan E Anatolia, Turkey
28 Frumkin A, Langford B, Porat R The Judean Desert - the major hypogene cave region of the
southern Levant
29 Vardanjani HK, Bahadorinia S, An Introduction to Hypogene Karst Regions and Caves of Iran
Ford D

30 Dublyansky Y, Mikhailov V, Hypogene karst in the Tyuya-Muyun and the Kara-Tash massifs
Bolner K, Hromas J, (Kirghizstan)
Szekely K, Hevesi A

Part III: North America

31 DuChene H, Palmer A, Palmer M, Hypogene speleogenesis in the Guadalupe Mountains, New
Queen M, Polyak V, Decker D, Hill Mexico and Texas, USA
C, Spilde M, Burger P, Kirkland
DW, Boston P
32 Stafford K Hypogene evaporite karst of the Greater Delaware Basin
33 Davis N, McMillan B Geology of quartz-lined hypogene caves of southeastern
Arizona
34 Polyak V, Hill CA, Asmerom Y, A conceptual model for hypogene speleogenesis in Grand
Decker DD Canyon, Arizona
35 Dublyansky Y, Klenke J, Sptl C Condensation corrosion speleogenesis in the Amargosa desert
and the Tecopa Basin
36 Maslyn M, DuChene H, Luiszer F Hypogene caves and karst of the Southern Rocky Mts.,
Colorado
37 Palmer M, Palmer A, Davis D Hypogene caves of Bighorn Basin, Wyoming
38 Palmer A Hypogenic vs. epigenic aspects of the Black Hills caves, South
Dakota
39 Broughton PL Hypogene karst collapse of the Devonian Prairie Evaporite
Basin in Western Canada
40 Broughton PL Orogeny and hydrothermal karst: stratabound Pb-Zn sulphide
deposition at Pine Point, northern Canada
 41 Schindel G, Gary M Hypogene processes in the Balcones Fault Zone segment of
the Edwards Aquifer of south-central Texas
42 Blackwood KW, Development and distribution of hypogenic caves and
paleokarst features in the Arbuckle Mountains of South
Central Oklahoma
43 Tennyson R, Brahana V, Polyak V, Hypogene speleogenesis in the Southern Ozark Uplands, mid-
Potra A, Covington M, Asmerom continental United States
Y, Terry J, Pollock E, Decker D
44 Olson RA Sulfides in the Mammoth Cave Area, Kentucky
45 Florea L Sulfur-based speleogenesis in the Cumberland Plateau, USA
46 Doctor D, Orndorff W Hypogene caves of the central Appalachian Shenandoah
Valley in Virginia
47 Palmer A, Taylor P, Terrell L Hypogene karst springs along northern border of Appalachian
Plateaus
48 Ford DC Carbonate-hosted massive sulfide deposits and hypogene
speleogenesis:
A case study from Nanisivik zinc/lead mine, Baffin Island,
Canada
49 Upchurch SB Hypogene speleogenesis on the Florida platform
50 Gulley J, Polk J Hypogene Karst Influences in the Upper Floridan Aquifer
51 Mylroie J, Mylroie J Bahamian flank margin caves as hypogene Caves
52 Gary M Sistema Zacatn: volcanically controlled hypogenic karst,
Tamaulipas, Mexico
53 Forti P The Naica Caves, Chihuahua, Mexico
54 Hose L, Rosales-Lagarde L Hypogene speleogenesis of Cueva de Villa Luz and area,
Tabasco, Mexico

Part IV: South America, Africa, and Australia

55 Auler AS Hypogene caves and karst of South America
56 Auler AS, Klimchouk A, Bezerra Origin and evolution of Toca da Boa Vista and Toca da Barriguda
FHR, Cazarin KL, Ennes Silva R, cave system in northeastern Brazil
Balsamo F

57 Auler A, Souza TAR Hypogene speleogenesis in the Vazante Group, Minas Gerais,
Brazil
58 Audra P Hypogene caves in North Africa (Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia,
Libya, and Egypt)
59 Martini J Hypogene karst in Southern Africa
60 Stratford D A review of the geomorphological context and stratigraphy of
the Sterkfontein Caves, South Africa
61 Osborne RAL Hypogene caves of the Tasmanic karsts of eastern mainland
Australia

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