The lapiaz of Peña Cabarga (Cantabria). Genesis and signifiance of an original form
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https://doi.org/10.18172/cig.972Abstract
Gaudy cone and pinnacle karsts have been exhumed in many points of Northern Spain by open pit mining activities. Usually considered, without a real basis, as a "tropical climate" inheritance, these forms must be explained as result of iron and lead sulphides alteration in an environment with a conjunction of favourable conditions to karst processes in present-day.Downloads
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