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Speleology (from
Ancient Gr**** σπήλαιον (spḗlaion) 'cave' and -λογία (-logía) 'study of') is the
scientific study of
caves and
other karst features, as...
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exploring wild cave
systems (as
distinguished from show caves). In contrast,
speleology is the
scientific study of
caves and the cave environment. The challenges...
- (260 ft). In 2006, for the
first time in the
history of
speleology, the
Ukrainian Speleological ****ociation
expedition reached a
depth greater than 2,000 m...
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International Union of
Speleology (French:
Union Internationale de Spéléologie, UIS) is a
scientific non-governmental
organization dedicated to the international...
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Speleological Union of
Ireland (SUI) is the
official representative body of
cavers in Ireland, both in the
Republic of
Ireland and in
Northern Ireland...
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International Journal of
Speleology is
since 1978 the
official peer-reviewed
scientific journal of the
Union Internationale de Spéléologie.
Since 1981...
- Pontoise, Val-d'Oise – 3 June 1938, Montbrison), the 'father of
modern speleology', was a
world pioneer of cave exploration, study, and do****entation. Martel...
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Formed in 1956, the
Australian Speleological Federation Inc. (ASF) is the
national body
representing those interested in the
protection and sustainability...
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Australian Speleological Group (WASG) is a
speleological group based in Nedlands,
Western Australia. It was
created in 1958 to
promote speleology, scientific...
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National Speleological Society (NSS) is an
organization formed in 1941 to
advance the exploration, conservation, study, and
understanding of caves...
