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Anthropogenic Sedimentological Changes during the Holocene in Southern Africa [PDF]

, 1987
Heine, Klaus
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Restoring South African subtropical succulent thicket using <i>Portulacaria afra</i>: rooting variation across three soil types. [PDF]

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Potts AJ, Liddell D, Clarke CE, Galuszynski NC.   +3 more
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A Manuscript By Giuseppe Stefanini About Fluvial Terracing

, 2009
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Wine economy in Byzantine Shivta (Negev, Israel): Exploring the role of runoff agriculture and droughts through Agent-Based Modeling. [PDF]

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Garty B, Gambash G, Levy ST, Bar-Oz G.
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Paleoseismological evidence for segmentation of the Main Himalayan Thrust in the Darjeeling-Sikkim Himalaya. [PDF]

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Brice A, Jayangondaperumal R, Priyanka RS, Pandey A, Mishra RL, Singh I, Sati M, Kumar P, Dash SP.   +8 more
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Evaluating machine learning efficiency and accuracy for real time flash flood mapping. [PDF]

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Mirzapour H, Haghizadeh A, Motlagh MS.
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Mechanisms of deformation and failure in colluvial slope under artificial surcharge loading. [PDF]

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Zuan P, Feng J, Ren F.
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Volcanic landscape, natural heritage management and virtual reality in the Jacomar volcano. [PDF]

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Beato Bergua S, Rodríguez Pérez C, Herrera Arenas D, Marino Alfonso JL, Poblete Piedrabuena MÁ.   +4 more
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Chronosequence in Almar River Fluvial‐Terrace Soil

Soil Science Society of America Journal, 1994
Abstract The aim of this work was to analyze how soils formed fundamentally from the erosion of granites evolve under a subhumid Mediterranean climate as a function of age. Their evolution was evaluated by means of the changes in components and properties, as well as the use of developmental indices.
C. Dorronsoro, P. Alonso
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Fluvial terraces of the lower Susquehanna River

Geomorphology, 1993
Abstract Fluvial terraces of the lower Susquehanna River offer a unique opportunity to investigate the late stage geologic and geomorphic evolution of the U.S. Atlantic passive margin. Petrography and elevation distinguish and provide a basis for correlation of two groups of terraces, the upland terraces and lower terraces, through the Piedmont ...
Frank J. Pazzaglia, Thomas W. Gardner
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