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Aninei Mountains: Buhui Cave

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Buhui Cave in the central part of the Reșița-Moldova Nouă karst region (Aninei Mountains) has a total length of 7429 m, of which 2100 m are represented by the main meandering stream passage that hosts spectacular vadose and phreatic morphologies. The cave has multiple entrances and includes a number of well-decorated chambers, in one of which remains of Ursus spelaeus and Capra ibex (Steinbock) were identified.

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Crețu, E. (2019). Aninei Mountains: Buhui Cave. In: Ponta, G., Onac, B. (eds) Cave and Karst Systems of Romania. Cave and Karst Systems of the World. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-90747-5_28

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