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Tales of Dirt, Danger, and Darkness by Paul Jay Steward, 1998-01
I Wonder Why Stalactites Hang Down and Other Questions About Caves (I wonder why series) by Jackie Gaff, 2003-03-17
The Longest Cave by James D. Borden, 1987-02-01
Cave Detectives: Unraveling the Mystery of an Ice Age Cave by David L. Harrison, 2007-04-26
Studies of Cave Sediments: Physical and Chemical Records of Paleoclimate

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Geology Of Caves
The scientific study of caves is called speleology (from the Greek words In general, the largest deposits have occurred in limestone caves within the
http://www2.nature.nps.gov/geology/usgsnps/cave/cave.html

Extractions: US Geological Survey A cave is a natural opening in the ground extending beyond the zone of light and large enough to permit the entry of man. Occurring in a wide variety of rock types and caused by widely differing geological processes, caves range in size from single small rooms to interconnecting passages many miles long. The scientific study of caves is called speleology (from the Greek words spelaion for cave and logos for study). It is a composite science based on geology, hydrology, biology, and archaeology, and thus holds special interest for earth scientists of the U.S. Geological Survey. Interest in caves has not dwindled. Although firm figures for cave visitors are not available, in 1974 about 1.5 million people toured Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, and more than 67O,000 visited Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, two of the most famous caves in the United States. A simple classification of caves includes four main types and several other relatively less important types.
The National Park Service Cave And Karst Program--Links Page
This is the International Union of speleology online multi-lingual dictionary of An elected Bureau runs the affairs of UIS between the 4-yearly general
http://www2.nature.nps.gov/geology/caves/links.htm

Extractions: There are many exciting resources available for more information about caves including: Caves and Caving Web Sites Children's Books about Caves and Bats General Books about Caves and Bats Additional Print Resources ... Additional Governmental Resources Caves and Caving Web Sites American Cave Conservation Association
PSC General Information
general Information. The Potomac Speleological Society, Inc., incorporatedorganization dedicated to caving, conservation and the science of speleology.
http://www.psc-cavers.org/psc/generalinfo.html
Lubbock Area Grotto
LAG s members help other members with research projects which benefit not onlythe government entities owning caves, but also speleology in general.
http://www.lubbockareagrotto.org/About.htm

Extractions: HOME ABOUT US MEMBERSHIP TRIP REPORTS OFFICERS ABOUT US LAG is a member of the National Speleological Society . This site is under major reconstruction so please be patient. Thanks for dropping by, hope you enjoy your visit. If you have any suggestions feel free to contact the guardian of the cave. This Grotto was chartered in 1985 and has been active in caving, cave restoration, cave conservation, cave surveying, public education and in exploration of new karst features since the clubs inception. LAG primarily caves in Texas and New Mexico. LAG likes to cave in Texas and keep in touch with our many Texas caving friends. However, due to our isolated western locale, most of our time is spent in southeast New Mexico. This karst region in New Mexico is only a three hour drive, versus a five to seven hour drive to the karst Regions of Texas.
Directory Of Caving And Speleology In Serbia And Montenegro
(former Directory of Yugoslav caving and speleology). last updated on July 9, Started as a student club in 1971, today it is open to general public.
http://www.asak.org.yu/yudirect.html

Extractions: (former Directory of Yugoslav caving and speleology) last updated on July 9, 2005 This is the list of the major local clubs and organizations, and individual researchers which deal with speleology, caving, spelodiving and other forms of karst research (geomorphology, hydrogeology, palaeontology). The Directory of Biospeleology of Serbia and Montenegro is on a separate page. caving club name: Akademski speleolosko-alpinisticki klub (ASAK) type: speleology and caving address: Studentski trg 16, Beograd 11000, Serbia and Montenegro
Zenas.gr
14th International Congress of speleology general PROGRAM Monday 22nd AugustAM Opening of Congress and UIS general Assembly, PM symposia and sessions
http://www.zenas.gr/site/home/detail.asp?iData=2468
Student Info
New Mexico Science Engineering Fair. general Information oceanography,meteorology, climatology, astronomy, speleology, seismology, geography, etc.
http://infohost.nmt.edu/~science/fair/general.htm

Extractions: General Information Home Contact Us Contributor Information Info for Judges ... INTEL ISEF 2007 - Albuquerque, New Mexico The 2005 New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair will be held on April 8-9, 2005 New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair is an affiliate of the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) and is bound by the rules governing that organization. The are available online, or from your Regional Director . The fair is also a member of the New Mexico Activities Association (NMAA) . Eligibility requirements established by the NMAA apply to all participants. Financial support for the Fair comes from New Mexico Tech, The State of New Mexico, registration fees, and donations from a number of foundations, as well as corporate and individual donors. The expenses for the trips to the International Science and Engineering Fair of the four state finalists and their sponsors are paid for by the Albuquerque Journal EXHIBITOR ELIGIBILITY To qualify for the New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair (NMSEF), you must compete in one of the six
Alexa - Sites In: Speleology
Alexa web search a new kind of search engine. With traffic rankings, userreviews and other information about sites, Alexa is a web site discovery tool.
http://www.alexa.com/browse/general/?&CategoryID=8178&mode=general&R=False&Start
Alexa - Sites In: Tours and Training
Top Recreation Outdoors speleology Tours and Training. Sort by MostPopular User Review Alphabetical Hidden Worlds Cenote
http://www.alexa.com/browse/general/?&CategoryID=772303&mode=general&Start=1&Sor
Texas Reference Sources - T-EF Earth Sciences
Meteorology Mineralogy Oceanography Paleontology speleology WaterResources general TEF77 Texas general Land Office coastal issues webpage.
http://www.txla.org/pubs/trs/TEF.html

Extractions: Section reviewer: Necia Wolff, St. Mary's University Geology General Works Associations Bibliography ... Groundwater T-EF1 Geologic and historic guide to the state parks of Texas . Ross A. Maxwell. Repr. of 1970 ed. Austin: Univ. of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, 1985. 197 p. (Guidebook, no. 10) General information for the layman. Plate I is a physiographic diagram of Texas. Table I is a chart showing geologic time and rock units. T-EF2 The geology of Texas . Austin: Univ. of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology, 1932-1937. (Bulletin no. BL3232, BL3401 and BL3701) Bulletin no. BL3232 $18; Bulletin no. BL3401 and BL3701 available from UMI (reference no. WB1-OP26729-069 and WB1-OP26729-001 respectively); photocopy $200 each plus handling. Contents: v. 1, Stratigraphy, a description of formations by regions from Pre-Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic systems followed by a bibliography and subject index of Texas geology through Dec. 1932 (BEG no. BL3232), 9th printing 1990; v. 2, Structural and economic geology, description of structural geology by regions and a discussion of minerals of economic interest occurring within the state (BEG no. BL3401); v. 3, Upper Paleozoic and Permian Ammonites and Fusulinids of Texas, a systematic description (BEG no. BL3701). T-EF3 USGS activities in Texas
Links To Speleology Web Sites
Karst, Links to speleology Web Sites, KGS, Kentucky Geological Survey.
http://www.uky.edu/KGS/water/general/karst/speleolinks.htm
Outdoors - Speleology\Bats
Category speleology\Bats Location Alaska Juneau, United States, United States.general information about the species in the state.
http://www.traveldir.com/outdoor/site/category/393

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Welcome To The Presentation Of
general problems of karst and speleology in Serbia are treated in a multidisciplinarymanner brief history of speleology and the idea of making the Atlas,
http://www.sanu.ac.yu/atlas/start.htm

Extractions: In September 1999, the book "Speleological Atlas of Serbia" was printed. The publisher is Jovan Cvijic Geographical Institute of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts , and co-publishers are Institute for Protection of Nature of Serbia Faculty of Geography - University of Belgrade , and Faculty of Biology - University of Belgrade 19 authors took part in preparation of the book. General problems of karst and speleology in Serbia are treated in a multidisciplinary manner: brief history of speleology and the idea of making the Atlas sedimentological characteristics of limestones tectonic influences on cave development hydrogeological characteristics of limestones ... and natural conditions for improvement of cave locations In the Specific section 81 caves are presented. Regarding the morphological, but also paleontological, biological and archaeological characteristics, they stand out among the rest of the caves in Serbia. Macro-position of each cave (on the map of Serbia), as well as
Request For General Information
This form enables you to request general information on a subject. speleologyArcheology speleology and archeology. Sections of interest in the website
http://www.underome.com/eng/mail/generiche.php

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USGS Geology In The Parks
In general, the largest deposits have occurred in limestone caves within the flight Moore, GW, and Sullivan, GN, 1978, speleologyThe Study of Caves
http://wrgis.wr.usgs.gov/docs/parks/cave/

Extractions: US Geological Survey What is a cave? A cave is a natural opening in the ground extending beyond the zone of light and large enough to permit the entry of man. Occurring in a wide variety of rock types and caused by widely differing geological processes, caves range in size from single small rooms to interconnecting passages many miles long. The scientific study of caves is called speleology (from the Greek words spelaion for cave and logos for study). It is a composite science based on geology, hydrology, biology, and archaeology, and thus holds special interest for earth scientists of the U.S. Geological Survey. Caves have been natural attractions since prehistoric times. Prolific evidence of early man's interest has been discovered in caves scattered throughout the world. Fragments of skeletons of some of the earliest manlike creatures (Australopithecines) have been discovered in cave deposits in South Africa, and the first evidence of primitive Neanderthal Man was found in a cave in the Neander Valley of Germany. Cro-Magnon Man created his remarkable murals on the walls of caves in southern France and northern Spain where he took refuge more than 1O,000 years ago during the chill of the ice age. Interest in caves has not dwindled. Although firm figures for cave visitors are not available, in 1974 about 1.5 million people toured Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, and more than 67O,000 visited Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, two of the most famous caves in the United States.
1Up Travel - Travel Links - Outdoors - Speleology
Websites related to Outdoor Travel Links (Outdoor speleology) Ozark Caving Ozark Caving is a general caving web site designed to represent caving from
http://www.1uptravel.com/travellinks/outdoor-speleology.html

Extractions: Flags Maps Sightseeing Travel Warnings ... National Parks More Categories Introduction Topography Local Life Local Cuisine Local Holidays Festivals-Events Embassies Administration News Stand Worth a See !! Sight Seeing Maps Flags Shopping Eating Out Recreation Travel Essentials Country Facts Geography People Government Economy Communications Transportation Military The Virtual Cave - Contains pictures of the many kinds of cave speleothems by an award winning cave photographer. Alt.caving FAQ - This list of frequently asked questions is a dynamic document, and will be extended and modified as needed to best serve the alt.caving community. California Underground - Interactive web site based on the "California Underground, our Caves and Subterreanean Habitats" from the Oakland Museum of California Captain Cavemans TAG cave page - Photos and info on caves and caving events in Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia
Speleology - MavicaNET
cavers, and the general public in the importance of karst resources and waysto preserve UIS is the international body for caving and speleology.
http://www.mavicanet.com/directory/eng/31186.html

Extractions: Belarusian Bulgarian Croatian Czech Danish Dutch English Estonian Finnish French German Greek Hungarian Icelandic Irish Italian Latvian Lithuanian Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian Serbian (cyr.) Serbian (lat.) Slovak Spanish Swedish Turkish Ukrainian Culture Science Earth Sciences Geology ... General and Interdisciplinary Studies Speleology A scientific discipline concerned with caves and all aspects of their genesis, morphology, microclimate, hydrology, as well as with the study of the remains of Stone Age material culture and modern use of caves. Sister categories ... Biochemistry Bioethics Bioinformatics and Computation... Biological Informatics Biological Methods Biologists: by Author Biophysics Biotechnology Environmental Geology Geocryology Geomorphology Harmonious Exploitation History and Methodology of Bio... Hydrology Marine Geology Oceanography and Oceanology Philosophy of Biology Planetary Geology Sedimentary Geology Seismology Soil Mechanics Theoretical and Applied Engine...
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Further the science of speleology through coordination and facilitation of research . and the general public on the value of cave and karst resources.
http://www.nckms.org/2005/right.html

Extractions: A poster session is scheduled for late afternoon on Tuesday. Contact Michael Warner mike@speleobooks.com if you want to submit a poster. Deadline for submission of abstracts is now passed. Registrations will continue to be accepted online until the the week of the symposium. For those with abstracts still pending for scheduled talks, please submit as soon as possible. Full papers may be submitted any time and will be due for the proceedings within several weeks of the conclusion of the symposium. This is an opportunity to take part in what is shaping up to be a very exciting and worthwhile symposium. With the understanding that many participants may be spending their own $$$ to attend, the organizers of the 2005 NCKMS are planning an event well worth the expenditure of time and money. Participants list updated September 22 Please make your reservations at the Clarion Hotel of Albany (518 438 8431). Our guaranteed block of rooms is only being held through the end of September. Please make your room reservations as soon as you register. Although there are still over 5 weeks until the Symposium, your registration in advance will help everything go more smoothly and allow us to provide the best possible experience for all. We encourage all participants to stay with the group at the Clarion Hotel. We are using the entire conference facility for the NCKMS. Group activities will run from early morning through evening all week. The breakfast buffet is a great addition to your accomodation.
Tokyo Speleo Club
general. International Union of speleology Cave Rescue Commission ( of UnionInternationale de Speleogie ) World Cave Database
http://www.age.jp/~speleo/weblink-e.html
Jamaica Speleology Projects
The general theme of the five new additions made to the Jamaican Cave with regard to speleology, during the most recent cave session in Jamaica.
http://www.jamaicancaves.org/projects.htm

Extractions: This was the first of two sessions that would be spent conducting the TNC-J PiP fieldwork, and was focused as much as possible on hydrologically active caves, in order to have as many done as possible during the dry season. Some 26 caves were visited during the expedition, in the districts of Maroon Town, Elderslie, Rock Spring, and Barbecue Bottom. We were successful in locating and visiting the majority of the many river caves of the Rock Spring area, this done in fine dry conditions.

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