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GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH in Moravia and Silesia GEOLOGICKÉ VÝZKUMY na Moravě a ve Slezsku GEOLOGICAL RESEARCH in Moravia and Silesia 2013 kenozoikum mezozoikum XX. ročník/2013/1± 2 paleozoikum BRNO 2013 GEOLOGICKÉ VÝZKUMY a ve Slezsku, XX. na Moravě ročník/2013/1± 2, Brno 2013 krystalinikum aplikovaná geologie Kurfurstovo rameno (CHKO Litovelské Pomoraví), poloslepý Polní nález vltavínu z lokality Maletice. Foto F. Knížek, 2013. meandr uzavřený avulzí řeky Moravy v 2. polovině 20. století. Výbrus peridotitu z Perné, fotografováno s analyzátorem. Ve- Otisk pravé a levé misky mlže Posidonia becheri BRONN, 1828 Foto O. Kielar, 2011. likost delší strany fotografie 8,5 mm. Foto D. Buriánek, 2013. z lokality Olšany (inv. číslo 10705). Velikost grafického měřítka 1 cm. Foto M. Kováček, 2012. Částice jeskynního aerosolu z Císařské jeskyně (Moravský kras), Průřez rostrem belemnita částečně silicifikovaném chalcedo- snímek v SE. Velikost delší strany fotografie 5 μm. nem, vápnitý spongolit oxfordu, vrt Olomučany O1, hloubka Foto J. Faimon, 2005. 35,0–35,1 m, fotografováno s analyzátorem. Velikost delší Výchoz v zářezu říčky Čeladenky ve svrchních vrstvách godul- Automorfně omezený krystal analcimu ze žíly prorážející anal- strany fotografie 1,4 mm. Foto H. Gilíková, 2013. ských (jemné rytmické střídání prachovců a jemno až středo- cimický těšínit na lokalitě Řepiště u Frýdku-Místku se zřetelným zrnných pískovců). Foto D. Šimíček, 2013. lamelováním (parketováním), fotografováno s analyzátorem. Velikost delší strany fotografie 5 mm. Foto T. Urubek, 2013. Apatit z lokality Sludjanka, Bajkal, Rusko. Velikost většího krys- Skluzová textura ve výchozu ženklavského souvrství u Bystřice talu 6 × 4 cm. Foto J. Faimon, 2012. nad Olší. Foto P. Skupien, 2012. Snímek na 1. straně obálky: Labiální pohled na zub paryby rodu ?Stethacanthus (řád Symmoriiformes). Lesní lom (Brno-Líšeň), Žíla bazaltu prorážející amfibolity v činném lomu Tok Malé Ráztoky prorážející málo odolné jílovce spodní karbon (tournai, konodontová zóna Siphonodella bransoni). Velikost delší strany fotografie 1,2 mm. Foto T. Kumpan, 2013. u obce Želešice. Foto D. Buriánek, 2012. mazáckého souvrství. Foto T. Galia, 2008. GEOL. VÝZK. MOR. SLEZ., BRNO 2013 GEOLOGICKÉ VÝZKUMY NA MORAVĚ A VE SLEZSKU Geological research in Moravia and Silesia Redakce – adresa a kontakty: Časopis Geologické výzkumy na Moravě a ve Slezsku (GVMS) je recenzo- Marek Slobodník, šéfredaktor, vaným periodikem zařazeným do národní databáze pro vědu a výzkum Ústav geologických věd MU, a publikované články jsou uznávaným vědeckým výstupem. 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Pavla Tomanová Petrová, Ph.D. Radomír Grygar, HGF VŠB-TU Martin Ivanov, ÚGV MU Na vydání čísla se podíleli, včetně fi nanční podpory: Karel Kirchner, ÚG AV ČR Ústav geologických věd PřF, Masarykova univerzita Martin Knížek, ÚGV MU Česká geologická služba, pobočka Brno Zdeněk Losos, ÚGV MU Nadace Českého Literárního Fondu Martin Netoušek, ČMŠ a. s. Českomoravský štěrk, a. s. Marek Slobodník, ÚGV MU 17. konference o mladším terciéru Pavla Tomanová Petrová, ČGS Jan Zapletal, PřF UP Redakční posouzení, recenzenti: doc. Mgr. Ondřej Bábek, Dr.; prof. RNDr. Rostislav Brzobohatý, CSc.; Vydává Masarykova univerzita, RNDr. Miroslav Bubík, CSc.; Mgr. Renata Čopjaková, Ph.D.; RNDr. Petr Žerotínovo nám. 9, 601 77 Brno Dobeš; RNDr. Nela Doláková, CSc.; RNDr. Zdeněk Dolníček, Ph.D.; IČ: 002 16 224 doc. Ing. Jiří Faimon, Dr.; prof. RNDr. Bohuslav Fojt, CSc.; Mgr. Petr Vychází dvakrát ročně, Gadas, Ph.D.; doc. RNDr. Miroslava Gregerová, CSc.; Mgr. Josef Havíř, toto číslo vychází 30. 11. 2013 Dr.; doc. 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Pokyny pro autory, další informace, typografi cké značky a formát citací naleznete na adrese http://elanor.sci.muni.cz/gap/casop/. 1 GEOL. VÝZK. MOR. SLEZ., BRNO 2013 AUTORSKÝ REJSTŘÍK Index of Authors Bábek, Ondřej .......................................... 45, 100, 174, 210 Krumlová, Hana ........................................................... 205 Beneš, Luboš .......................................................... 112, 116 Kubcová, Veronika ....................................................... 198 Bezoušková, Jarmila ....................................................... 89 Kuchovský, Tomáš ......................................................... 181 Bitner, Maria Aleksandra .............................................. 56 Kumpan, Tomáš .................................................... 132, 136 Blecha, Martin ............................................................... 167 Lang, Marek ................................................................... 202 Bodláková, Radoslava .................................................... 171 Lehotský, Tomáš .................................................... 107, 126 Bubík, Miroslav ............................................................... 72 Lukášek, Jakub ................................................................ 49 Buda, Jan ........................................................................ 193 Madarás, Ján .................................................................... 54 Buriánek, David .................................................. 7, 79, 120 Malý, Karel ............................................................. 149, 188 Djulović, Izudin .............................................................. 13 Martínek, Jan ................................................................. 210 Dleštík, Petr ................................................................... 174 Mašek, Vlastimil ........................................................... 148 Dolníček, Zdeněk ............... 79, 85, 92, 107, 148, 152, 188 Nehyba, Slavomír ...................................................... 22, 63 Donocik, Roman ........................................................... 213 Novotný, Karel ............................................................... 178 Dvořák, Igor Jan ............................................................ 193 Nývlt, Daniel .................................................................... 22 Faimon, Jiří ...................................... 42, 167, 171, 178, 202 Pavézková, Jana ............................................................... 56 Faměra, Martin ............................................................. 210 Pavluš Ján ................................................................... 60, 96 Ferhatbegović, Zijad ....................................................... 13 Pazdírková, Jana ............................................................ 205 Galia, Tomáš .................................................................... 17 Pecina, Vratislav .................................................... 193, 205 Gilíková, Helena .............................................................. 72 René, Miloš ...................................................................
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