Some Theoretical Factors in Geomorphological Analysis
By: Kennedy, W.Q
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ArticleDescription: 304 - 312 pp ; Illustration.Subject(s): Theoritical facters - Gemorphological analysis | Tectonics | Gemorphology
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Geological magazine : Vol. 99 Iss. 1-6 Year. 1962Summary: Consideration of the relative rates of uplift-erosion and erosion-denudation leads to the recognition of nine cases which define the conditions of geomorphological evolution. It is concluded that a peneplanated surface may develop during active tectonic uplift, and that the total volume of clastic sediments produced during any stage is inversely proportional to the rate of uplift.
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Consideration of the relative rates of uplift-erosion and erosion-denudation leads to the recognition of nine cases which define the conditions of geomorphological evolution. It is concluded that a peneplanated surface may develop during active tectonic uplift, and that the total volume of clastic sediments produced during any stage is inversely proportional to the rate of uplift.
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