Cosmogenic age constraints on post-LGM catastrophic rock slope failures in the Tatra Mountains (Western Carpathians)
Authors:
- Tomáš PánekTPTomáš Pánek
- Zbyněk EngelZEZbyněk Engel
- Pavel MentlíkPMPavel Mentlík
- Régis BraucherRBRégis Braucher
- Michal BřežnýMBMichal Břežný
- Václav ŠkarpichVŠVáclav Škarpich
- Albert ZondervanAZAlbert Zondervan
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Funding Information
- Czech Science Foundation (13-15123S)
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