Les cavitats de la Serra de na Burguesa. Zona 9: Son Boronat-L’Hostalet (3a part) (Calvià, Mallorca)

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2010 Spain Publisher:Federació Balear d'EspeleologiaJournal:Endins: publicació d'espeleologia

Authors: Crespí, Damià; Bover, Pere; Ginard, Antelm; Vicens, Damià; Vadell, Mateu; Barceló, Miquel Àngel; Gràcia, Francesc;

handle: 10261/48875

Les cavitats de la Serra de na Burguesa. Zona 9: Son Boronat-L’Hostalet (3a part) (Calvià, Mallorca)

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[EN]In this paper the description and topographic survey of 16 caves located at the Serra de na Burguesa (Serra de Tramuntana, Mallorca) are presented, among which Cova-Avenc de na Boira, a 41 meters deep cave, should be highlighted.

[CAT]Presentam la descripció i topografia de 16 cavitats naturals de la serra de na Burguesa (serra de Tramuntana, Mallorca), entre les quals destaca la cova-avenc de na Boira pels seus 41 m de desnivell.

[ES]Se presenta la descripción y topografía de 16 cavidades naturales de la Serra de na Burguesa (Serra de Tramuntana, Mallorca), entre las que destaca la Cova-Avenc de na Boira con 41 m de desnivel.

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Spain

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Spanish National Research Council
Spain
University of the Balearic Islands
Spain

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Biospeleology

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