- The
Dinaric Alps (/dɪˈnærɪk/), also
Dinarides, are a
mountain range in
Southern and
Southcentral Europe,
separating the
continental Balkan Peninsula from...
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Mountains of
Slovenia are part of the Alps and of the
Dinarides. The Alps in
Slovenia can be
divided into:
Julian Alps (Slovene:
Julijske Alpe) in the...
- the interior.
Others are
oriented south–north (Scandinavian Mountains,
Dinarides, Carpathians, Apennines) and
because the rain
falls primarily on the side...
-
mostly formed as a part of the
Dinarides. The
Dinaride region lies
outside of the
Pannonian Basin to the Southwest. The
Dinarides is a
mountain range in Southern...
-
mountains in
Southern Europe, from the Pyrenees, the Alps, the Apennines, the
Dinarides, the
Tatra to the
Carpathian Mountains, the
Balkan Mountains, the Rila–Rhodope...
- freeze-thaw
cycles during the
colder seasons. It is the
lowest place in the
Dinarides,
where the arcto-alpine
species Oxytropis campestris agg. thrives. Hughes...
-
rocks of the
Dinarides are 4500 to 8000 m
thick and thus
reach deep
below the
current sea level.
There are
thousands of
caves in the
Dinarides. Bakšić (2008)...
- ; Morelli, A., eds. (2012). "A
review of the
Eastern Alps –
Northern Dinarides Seismotectonics".
Recent Evolution and
Seismicity of the Mediterranean...
-
external nappes of the
Dinarides,
which crop out in the north-west. In the south-east the
fault borders the
internal nappes of the
Dinarides. Hrvatović, Hazim...
- the
Balkans region of
Southeastern Europe, part of the
Dinaric Alps or
Dinarides, that is
characterized by
typical high-altitude
karst features. It is...
