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Quaternary Terraces of the Berounka River

Břetislav Balatka, Jaroslava Loučková

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The paper brings geomorphological characteristic of Neogene sediments and Pleistocene terraces of the Berounka (the left tributary to the Vltava). The localities of Neogene fluvial and fluvial-lacustrine sediments of Lower Miocene Age are clean-cut and neotectonically dislocated. The Pleistocene terraces (13 levels in 7 groups), diverging downstream, have been incorporated into the stratigraphical Pleistocene system.

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The paper brings geomorphological characteristic of Neogene sediments and Pleistocene terraces of the Berounka (the left tributary to the Vltava). The localities of Neogene fluvial and fluvial-lacustrine sediments of Lower Miocene Age are clean-cut and neotectonically dislocated. The Pleistocene terraces (13 levels in 7 groups), diverging downstream, have been incorporated into the stratigraphical Pleistocene system.

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The paper brings geomorphological characteristic of Neogene sediments and Pleistocene terraces of the Berounka (the left tributary to the Vltava). The localities of Neogene fluvial and fluvial-lacustrine sediments of Lower Miocene Age are clean-cut and neotectonically dislocated. The Pleistocene terraces (13 levels in 7 groups), diverging downstream, have been incorporated into the stratigraphical Pleistocene system.

Key concepts: Neogene, Fluvial, Pleistocene, Geology, Tributary, River terraces, Quaternary, Early Pleistocene

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