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Figure 1
Main geomorphological, biogeographical, and climatological regions of Croatia. Region I belongs to the Pannonian Plain, with subregion Ia comprising hilly areas and subregion Ib being a flat lowland. Region II belongs to the Dinaric Alps. In subregion IIa, the climate is cold continental and vegetation is subalpine, whereas in subregion IIb, karst prevails, and the climate is Mediterranean. Region III is Mediterranean in both climate and vegetation. In subregion IIIa the influence of regions I and II is stronger than in subregion IIIb. Sizeable areas of dense forests are indicated by letter F
Figure 2
Distribution of the A of 40K in Croatian soil
Figure 3
Distribution of the A of 137Cs in Croatian soil
Figure 4
Ratio of the concentrations of 137Cs and K in Croatian soil
Figure 5
Absorbed dose rate due to naturally occurring radionuclides in Croatian soil
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Absorbed dose rate due to 137Cs in Croatian soil
Figure 7
Total absorbed dose rate due to radionuclides in Croatian soil