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Nature and History
Geological features and Origins
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Sedimentary rocks
Igneous rocks
Flora
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Pseudo-Mediterranean scrub
Chestnut forests
Oak forests
Dry grassland (vegri)
Black locust tree forests
Fauna
»
Mammals
Birds
Reptiles
Amphibians
Fishes
Invertebrates
Fauna project
The Park and Natura 2000 Network
»
SPA Management Plan
Hot springs
History, art, culture
»
Euganean Legends
Living the territory
Points of interest
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Nature sites
Archaeology and castles
Historical villas and gardens
Museums and monuments
Religious sites
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Agriculture in the Park
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Colli Euganei wines and vineyards
Map of the organic farms
Park trails
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Black locust tree forests
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The Euganean landscape has been shaped by two main categories of rock:
volcanic rock
and
sedimentary rock
.
Sedimentary rocks
Igneous rocks
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