La morphologie des Pyrénées Françaises

Blanchard, Raoul

doi:10.3406/geo.1914.8062

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“…A number of seminal scientific papers over the last several decades on these topics would include Mattauer (1968), Souquet et al (1977, Choukroune (1992), Roure and Choukroune (1998), Vergés et al (2002), andTeixell et al (2018). The landscape of the Pyrenees has also been attracting geomorphologists since the late nineteenth century and has involved scholars from Germany (Penck 1883(Penck , 1894Aschauer 1934;Panzer 1926Panzer , 1933, the Netherlands (Pannekoek 1935; Boissevain 1934; de Sitter 1952de Sitter , 1954de Sitter , 1961, Switzerland (Nussbaum 1930, 1931, 1943), Spain (García Sainz 1940Solé Sabaris 1951) and France ( de Martonne 1910;Blanchard 1914;Sorre 1913;Birot 1937Birot , 1952Goron 1941a, b;Sermet 1950;Taillefer 1951;Viers 1960Viers , 1962Barrère 1963; for more detailed reference lists before 1990, see Birot 1937, andCalvet 1996). The orogen at the boundary between the Iberian and European plates is, of course, the structural and geodynamic consequence of continental collision, but the mountain range is also unique by its position as an isthmus between two contrasting maritime domains and a transitional area between two bioclimatic regions: temperate in the north and subtropical in the south.…”

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Geology and Landscapes of the Eastern Pyrenees

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“…Work on the geomorphology of the Pyrenees has been less abundant than in the case of hard-rock geology, lithostratigraphy, tectonics and solid-earth geophysics, but it began almost at the same time as the early geological work. The landscape of the Pyrenees has been attracting geomorphologists since the late 19th century and has involved scholars from Germany (Penck, 1886(Penck, , 1894Ashauer, 1934;Panzer, 1926Panzer, , 1933, the Netherlands (Pannekoek, 1935;Boissevain, 1934;de Sitter, 1952de Sitter, , 1954de Sitter, , 1961Kleinsmiede, 1960;Zandvliet, 1960;Hartevelt, 1970), Switzerland (Nussbaum, 1930(Nussbaum, , 1931(Nussbaum, , 1943, Spain (García Sainz, 1940;Solé Sabaris, 1951) and France (de Martonne, 1910;Blanchard, 1914;Sorre, 1913;Birot, 1937;Goron, 1941a, b;Sermet, 1950;Taillefer, 1951;Viers, 1960Viers, , 1961Barrère, 1963). For more detailed reference lists covering work before 1990, see Birot (1937) and Calvet (1996).…”

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“…6). Most are invisible to road travellers, but hillwalking geomorphologists have been reporting them from various parts of the mountain range for over 100 years (de Martonne, 1910;Blanchard, 1914;Sorre, 1913;Nussbaum, 1930Nussbaum, , 1931Boissevain, 1934;Pannekoek, 1935;Birot, 1937;Goron, 1941a;Sermet, 1950;De Sitter, 1952;Zandvliet, 1960;Calvet, 1996). The presence of such low-energy geomorphological archives in a high-energy mountain landscape has never been fully explained, but generates at least five threads of inquiry:…”

Section: Diagnostic Landforms: the Pyrenean Erosion Surfacesmentioning

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