Conservation of Geomorpological Heritage in the Homolje Area (Eastern SERBIA) - Current State and Perspectives by Đurđa Miljković, Ljupče Miljković, Mlađen Jovanović

“…Homolje is one of the most developed geomorphological areas in Eastern Serbia. Shallow karsts prevail across this region with cover vegetation and soil, with developed surfaces, and underground karst landforms. …”
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THE INVENTORY AND HIERARCHY OF GEOMORPHOSITES IN THE VLĂDEASA MASSIF by GABRIELA COCEAN

“…Karstic landforms are the most numerous among these, surprisingly one may add, for a massif that is mainly build up by volcanic rocks and crystalline schists. The karst geomorphosites are all situated in the limestone area of the massif, the Stanciului Valley. …”
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TRANSFORMATION OF PREHISTORIC TO HISTORIC LANDSCAPE: THE EXAMPLE OF CIVITAS LOPSICA by Vedrana Glavaš, Miroslav Glavičić

“…Combined with the data from earlier studies, recent reviews of terrain and aerial photos have enabled a better overview of the landscape and thus more precise determination of the community boundaries, as well as the way of life in the mountain area that, considering its high karst morphology, seems highly unsuitable for living. …”
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Study of bats in the upper Neretva River valley (Bosnia and Herzegovina) by Maja Zagmajster, Vojo Milanović, Behare Rexhepi, Ester Premate, Špela Borko, Anton Vorauer

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