-
concentration of
tepuis is found. The
precipitous mountains tower over the
surrounding area by up to 1,000
metres (3,000 ft).
Tepuis range in elevation...
-
chain of the 7
eastern tepuis.
These also
highlight the
tepuis Iglú-
tepui, Ptarí-
tepui, Acopán-
tepui and the Sororopán-
tepui,
which has a tilt feature...
-
called the
Guiana Highlands,
which is
where the table-like
mountains called tepuis are found. The
Guiana Highlands are also the
source of some of the world's...
- most
famous tepuis in the park are
Mount Roraima, the
tallest and
easiest to climb, and Auyantepui, the site of
Angel Falls. The
tepuis are sandstone...
- Venezuela. It is the most
visited and one of the
largest (but not the highest)
tepuis in the
Guiana Highlands, with a
summit area of 666.9 km2 (257.5 sq mi) and...
- Roraima; Portuguese:
Monte Roraima) is the
highest of the
Pacaraima chain of
tepuis (table-top mountain) or
plateaux in
South America.: 156 It is
located at...
- ****enán, also
known as
Matawi or Cuquenán, is a
tepui in Bolívar State,
Guayana Region, Venezuela. It has an
estimated surface area of 2185
hectares (equivalent...
- The
tepui toucanet is
thought to be
generally sedentary but is
suspected to make
seasonal elevational movements in the
tepuis of Venezuela. The
tepui toucanet...
- of the
Pakaraima range.
Mount Roraima and Guyana's table-top
mountains (
tepuis) are said to have been the
inspiration for Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle's 1912...
- Guyana, and Venezuela,
where it
inhabits high
tablelands called tepuis. The
tepui wren has
often been
treated a
subspecies of
mountain wren (Troglodytes...
