Veress Márton: A Bakony természettudományi kutatásának eredményei 23. - Covered karst evolution... (Zirc, 2000)

KARSTIFICATION

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o Fig. 58. Development of cave remnants (modified after VERESS 1980) Legend: a. valley and cavity formation; b. cavity destruction and exposure; 1. Triassic carbonate rock; 2. Middle Eocene limestone (Szőc Formation); 3. gravel (Csatka Gravel Formation); 4. abrasion breccia; 5. marl; 6. fracture and fault; 7. karst water table; 8. local elevation in karst water table from seepage; 9. seeping water from floors of superimposed valleys; 10. karst water flow; 11. superimposed valley; 12. cavity; 13. exposed cavity (cave remnant); I. cavernation below karst water table; II. cavernation along fractures and faults; III. cavernation above dolomite; IV. cavernation above local impermeable (or partially impermeable) series; V. cavernation above local impermeable series intensified by seepage from valley; VI. cavernation below karst water table temporarily elevated