Landscapes and Landforms of France /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor Corporativo: SpringerLink (Online service)
Otros Autores: Fort, Monique. (Editor ), André, Marie-Françoise. (Editor )
Formato: eBook
Lenguaje:English
Publicado: Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands : Imprint: Springer, 2014.
Edición:1st ed. 2014.
Colección:World Geomorphological Landscapes,
Materias:
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Foreword
  • General introduction to  the landscapes and landforms of France
  • Paris and the Seine River: antic sites, underground resources, and risks
  • The Seine River from Ile de France to Normandy: geomorphological and cultural landscapes of a large meandering valley
  • The High Normandy chalk cliffs: an inspiring geomorphosite for painters and novelists
  • The Mont-Saint-Michel Bay: an exceptional megatidal environment influenced by natural evolution and man-made modifications
  • The “Pink Granite” coast (Northern Brittany)
  • Another Loire: the Armorican Loire
  • The Arcachon Bay estuary: a “collage” of landscapes
  • The volcanic Chaine des Puys: a unique collection of simple and compound monogenetic edifices
  • Velay-Mezenc Massif: Harsh Volcanic Highlands around the Loire River Springs
  • The Cirque de Navacelles: A Major Geomorphosite in the Grands Causses karstic Region
  • The Gavarnie Cirque : a celebrated, natural site straddling the Central Pyrenees
  • The Têt river valley: a condensed record of long-term landscape evolution in the Pyrenees
  • The Vosgian-Alsatian side of the Rhine Graben: a unique, tectonically controlled and manmade landscape
  • Jura Blind Valleys, Springs and Vineyards
  • Glacial imprint on the main ridge of the Vosges Mountains
  • On the roof of Europe: high altitude morphodynamics in the Mont Blanc Massif
  • In the folds of the Earth: French Prealpine geomorphological landscapes
  • Morphologies induced by the Messinian Salinity Crisis on karst landscape and caves: example of the Lower Ardèche River (mid Rhône Valley)
  • The Lower Valley and the Delta of the Rhône River: Water Landscapes of Nature and History
  • Glacial landscapes and Protohistoric cultural héritage of the Mount Bego region, Southern French Alps
  • Karst memories above and beneath the sea: Marseilles and its continental shelf during the Cosquer cave occupation
  • Calanchi, Basi, Taffonis : Scenic granitic landscapes of Corsica
  • Singular coral reef and lagoon geomorphology in French Polynesia
  • La Réunion Island: A typical example of a basaltic shield volcano with rapid evolution.