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Some Considerations on Climatic Geomorphology of the Romanian Territory

Caspian Journal of Environmental Sciences, 2009
The main issues about relation between climate and relief in the Romanian geomorphological literature follow three directions of research: the description of Pleistocene glacial and Pleistocene-Holocene periglacial landforms in the Carpathians; the ...
Nedelea, A.
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Caractérisation et origine des "creuses" : approche sous SIG (exemples en Thiérache)

Physio-Géo, 2016
"Creuses" are wooded ravine-like incisions with intermittent flowing that cut the chalky plateaus of the northern Paris Basin. They were formed during periglacial Quaternary periods, as a result of the concentration of the surface runoff leading to ...
Pierre Taborelli, Laurent Chalumeau, Guillaume Pierre, Alain Devos, Jonathan Lenoir, Gilles Fronteau, Olivier Lejeune, Nicolas Bollot   +7 more
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Climatic Zonality of Periglacial Landforms in Mountain Areas [PDF]

ARCTIC, 1994
The alpine periglacial areas of the world can be divided into three distinctive landscape types dominated by one of the following: active rock glaciers, active block streams, or gelifluction landforms. These also correspond to distinct climates, the active rock glaciers occurring under cold, humid conditions; the active block streams in cold, dry ...
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Modeling of Explosive Pingo-like Structures and Fluid-Dynamic Processes in the Arctic Permafrost: Workflow Based on Integrated Geophysical, Geocryological, and Analytical Data

Remote Sensing
Understanding the mechanisms responsible for the origin, evolution, and failure of pingos with explosive gas emissions and the formation of craters in the Arctic permafrost requires comprehensive studies in the context of fluid dynamic processes ...
Igor Buddo, Natalya Misyurkeeva, Ivan Shelokhov, Alexandr Shein, Vladimir Sankov, Artem Rybchenko, Anna Dobrynina, Alexey Nezhdanov, Anna Parfeevets, Marina Lebedeva, Alena Kadetova, Alexander Smirnov, Oxana Gutareva, Alexey Chernikh, Lyubov Shashkeeva, Gleb Kraev   +15 more
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Geomorphology of the Curueño River headwaters, Cantabrian mountains (NW Spain)

Journal of Maps, 2017
The article presents the 1:25,000-scale geomorphological map of the upper reaches of the Curueño River, on the southern slope of the Central Cantabrian Mountains, NW Spain.
R. B. González-Gutiérrez, J. Santos-González, A. Gómez-Villar, J. M. Redondo-Vega, I. Prieto-Sarro   +4 more
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Outcrops of Columnar Andesite Shaped by Periglacial Processes – Jersak Hills, King George Island, Antarctica

Quaestiones Geographicae
This paper is an inventory of cold-climate landforms present in the andesitic Jersak Hills on King George Island in maritime Antarctica. These landforms developed under distinctive rock control imposed by columnar jointing in andesite.
Migoń Piotr, Strzelecki Mateusz C.
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The summer heatwave in 2022 and its role in changing permafrost and periglacial conditions at a historic mountain pass in the Eastern Alps (Hochtor, Hohe Tauern Range, Austria). [PDF]

Permafr Periglac Process, 2023
Kellerer-Pirklbauer A, Eulenstein J.
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Report on the geological and geomorphological survey at Mt.Vechernyaya and Mt.Riiser-Larsen, Enderby Land, 1988 (JARE-29)

Antarctic Record, 1988
The field party of the 29th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition carried out geological and geomorphological field work in the Mt. Vechernyaya and Mt. Riiser-Larsen areas of Enderby Land from February 14th to 22nd, 1988.
Hiroshi Makimoto, Masao Asami, Masamu Aniya, Masahisa Hayashi, Edwqrd S. Grew   +4 more
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High Arctic channel incision modulated by climate change and the emergence of polygonal ground. [PDF]

Nat Commun, 2023
Chartrand SM, Jellinek AM, Kukko A, Galofre AG, Osinski GR, Hibbard S.   +5 more
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Active and Fossil Periglacial Landforms on Mt. Gassan

Annals of The Tohoku Geographycal Asocciation, 1969
On Mt. Gassan (1, 980m), the writers found earth mounds, turf- and stone-banked terraces, patterned grounds and fossil nivation ridges.Earth mounds develop on the gentle crest rdiges to the north of Mt. Gassan, which are about 1, 900 meters above the sea level.
Hiroshi TABUCHI, Shigeharu UEDA
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