kalliotaskuihin
Kalliotaskuihin, also known as rock pockets, refers to small, sheltered crevices and hollows found within rock formations. These microhabitats are characterized by their protection from harsh environmental conditions such as strong winds, direct sunlight, and extreme temperature fluctuations. They often retain moisture longer than exposed rock surfaces, creating a more stable environment for a variety of organisms.
The formation of kalliotaskuihin can be attributed to various geological processes, including weathering, erosion, and the
These small refuges are ecologically significant, providing crucial habitats for a diverse range of species. Small