The Journal of Mountain Science (JMS) will require the authors to recommend 10 potential readers for his papers when the paper is accepted. After the paper is formally published, we'll send the pdf file of this paper to the recommended readers so that the more peers can read this paper.

This follows are twoo letters to inform the authors the paper acceptance and the readers about the publication of the one specific paper.

A letter to inform the authors that their paper has been formally accepted by the JMS.

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Dear Authors:

It is a pleasure to accept your manuscript entitled "XXX" for publication in the Journal of Mountain Science.

Thank you for your fine contribution.  On behalf of the Editors of the Journal of Mountain Science, we look forward to your continued contributions to the Journal.

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Journal of Mountain Science
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A letter to inform the recommended readers about the publication of some specific paper.

Dear All,

Dr. Móga JÁNOS has published his manuscript 12-2400 in No. 10 Issue 1 of our journal -Journal of Mountain Science.He recommended you as potential readers of this manuscript because you are experts in thisfield. The information of this manuscript is as follows:

Title: Hazards and Landscape Changes (Degradations) on Hungarian Karst Mountains Due to Natural and HumanEffects

Authors: Móga JÁNOS, Kiss KLAUDIA, Szabó MÁRIA, Kériné Borsodi ANDREA, Kéri ANDRÁS, MariLÁSZLÓ, Knáb MÓNIKA, Iván VERONIKA

Abstract: In order to study the karstological processes within the karst ecological system, thegeohazards and degradation of karst landscapes on the karst areas of the Bakony mountains (Hungary),we investigated the abiotic elements of the environment, soil and cover deposits, erosion soildecay; the changes in the quantity and quality of karst waters: contamination at swallow holes,contamination of karst springs; and the biogenic factors: surface vegetation coverage by the corine landcover method, plant-ecological examinations, qualification of surface waters with the help ofbiological water labeling. We recognized that the increasing human activities during the past fewcenturies have had significant impact on the investigated landscapes of karst areas because of theirspatial sensitivity. In the scope of our research we concluded that the landscape changes due to naturaland human effects can vary strongly on the different karst areas. These differences can arise from theclimatic and geomorphologic situation, the coverlayer’s qualities, etc., but primarily from the differentutilization of the investigated karst areas (e.g. the intensity, characteristics and territorial extension ofutilization). On the spot investigation we detected traces of new and fast geomorphological processes(gully formation, landslides, collapses, new sinkholem development) and landforms (sinkholes, gullies,swallow holes), which are clear evidences of the effect of climatic changes.Keywords: Karst landscape; Geological hazards; Soil erosion; Limestone mountainFor the whole manuscript, please download it in the attachment (pdf file). After you read this manuscript,you are welcomed to share any comments with us.Looking forward to hearing your response.All the best for your research and life.

Kind regards,

JMS Editorial Office--