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Granit – soweit das Auge blickt. Der Korsisch-Sardische Batholith ist einer der größten Granitkomplexe Europas. Man trifft darin auf unterschiedlichste Landschaften: Hochflächen, tief eingeschnittene Täler und nur schwer zugängliche Gebirge. Der „Batholith“ – ein Begriff, einst geschaffen für Granite, die sich in „unendliche Teufe“ erstrecken und unermesslichen Raum in Anspruch nehmen – was ist aus dieser Idee geworden?

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Hofbauer, G. (2021). Pluton und Batholith. In: Granit - Geschichte und Bedeutung. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62724-2_17

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