Conference Proceedings
 
ASF Biennial Conference No 18 - 1991
"Cave Leeuwin"

The 18th ASF Biennial Conference - Cave Leeuwin - was held at Margaret River. Western Australia from the 30th December 1990 to the 5th January 1991. The meeting was jointly hosted by the Western Australian Speleological Group Inc., and the Speleological Research group of Western Australia. The Proceedings were edited by Steven Brooks.

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Contents of Conference Proceedings:

China Karst Types - Dr Zhu Xue Wen -P.1

Biological Research Into The Cape Range Karst Area, North West Cape Peninsula, W.A. - W.F. Humphreys  - P.6

Cave Rights For Troglobites - Norman Poulter P.15

Hydrology And Speleogenesis Of Yanchep -  L.V. Bastian - P.19

Fenglin Karst (Tower And Cone Karst) In China - Dr Zhu Xue Wen - P 25

The Muronga Lava Flow  - M. Godwin And L. Pearson - P.34

The Importance Of Caves At Yanchep, W.A. - E. Jasinska And B. Knott - P.55

Phenomenal Cave Climates - Nevilie A. Michie P.58

Little Trimmer Project - R. Eberhard & K. Kiernan - P.66

Leeuwin-Naturalist National Park Cave Permits Draft Issue Plan - Neil Taylor -P.70

A Discussion Of The Solution Of Limestone By Sulfuric Acid And Its Importance In Australian Caves - Julia M. James - P.87

How Old Are Australia's Caves? Evidence From Buchan, Eastern Victoria, And Chillagoe, North Queensland - John Webb - P.94

Stegamites - A Form Of Cave Shield? - Rauleigh Webb - P.95

A New Topofil - Alan Warild - P.99

Determining Cave Visitation Levels: A Pressure Activated Counter - Rauleigh Webb - P.104

What Happened At Yessabah - Keir Vaughn-Taylor - P.108