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A: Location map of the Ravna River valley and Samar natural bridge (star) from the NE Kučaj Mountains (Carpatho-balkanides, eastern Serbia).
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Carević: Pomen geologije za nastanek naravnega mostu Samar in udorne doline Ravna Reka v severovzhodnem delu gore Kučaj (Karpatsko-Balkan-sko gorovje, vzhodna Srbija) V članku obavnavamo naravni most Samar in udorno doli-no Ravna Reka v vzhodni Srbiji. Njun razvoj pojasnujemo s specifičnimi litološkimi in tektonskimi pogoji, procesi zakra-sevanja i...
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