File:Dinaric Alps Fold.jpg
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A fold in the Dinaric Alps
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English: Crashing tectonic plates created most impressive ridges along the 400-mile-long Dinaric Alps as they laced the edge of the eastern Adriatic with craggy islands and shores. Natural barriers such as this have helped historically kept the area "Balkanized" into separate states not known for getting along. Bosnia in particular has trouble getting to the sea. |
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Author | Jean-Pierre Cauchon |
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Image title | Long before that, crashing tectonic plates created most impressive ridges along the 400-mile-long Dinaric Alps as they laced the edge of the eastern Adriatic with craggy islands and shores. Natural barriers such as this have helped historically kept the area "Balkanized" into separate states not known for getting along. Bosnia in particular has trouble getting to the sea. |
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