- A
speleothem (/ˈspiːliəθɛm/; from
Ancient Gr**** σπήλαιον (
spḗlaion) 'cave', and θέμα (théma) 'deposit') is a
geological formation by
mineral deposits that...
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Speleology (from
Ancient Gr**** σπήλαιον (
spḗlaion) 'cave', and -λογία (-logía) 'study of') is the
scientific study of
caves and
other karst features, as...
- Mega
Spilaio (Gr****: Μέγα Σπήλαιο, lit. 'Great Cave'),
formally the
Monastery of the
Dormition of the
Theotokos (Ιερά Μονή Κοιμήσεως της Θεοτόκου), is...
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Speleotherapy (Gr**** σπήλαιον
spḗlaion "cave") is an
alternative medicine respiratory therapy involving breathing inside subterranean environments, such...
- tetrasporophytic,
zygospore spele-
cavern Gr**** σπέος (spéos), σπήλαιον (
spḗlaion) speleogen, speleogenesis, speleology, Speleomantes, speleomorphology,...
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Gosiute people;
overall meaning 'desert theraphosid'
Spelopelma – Gr****
spélaion (σπήλαιον) 'cave';
overall meaning 'cave theraphosid'
Tarantulas of various...
-
portrait of John Asen was
discovered in the
early 20th
century in the Mega
Spelaion monastery's main
church near
Kalavryta in the Peloponnese,
modern Greece...
- tetrasporophytic,
zygospore spele-
cavern Gr**** σπέος (spéos), σπήλαιον (
spḗlaion) speleogen, speleogenesis, speleology, Speleomantes, speleomorphology,...
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indicating a
mineral or rock. The term "speleothem", due to its
definition (
spēlaion "cave" + théma "deposit" in
ancient Gr****) can only be used to describe...
- the
alleged head of John the
Baptist was
discovered in the
monastery of
Spelaion, in the
diocese of Emesa, in
Phoenice II.
Following this event, Emesa—which...
