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Submarine Canyons in the Bathtub

Journal of Sedimentary Research, 2005
Abstract Submarine megafans and their associated canyons have long attracted the attention of a large community in the earth sciences because they record the history of past erosional processes. As such, their morphology and sedimentary infill may be of use to unravel past climatic and tectonic evolution.
Métivier, François   +2 more
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The submarine canyons of Kamchatka

Marine Geology, 1984
Abstract A system of large submarine canyons on the continental slope off the Kamchatka Peninsula has been studied. These are the Kamachatsky, Storozh, Tyushevsky, Olga, Kronotsky, Zhupanovsky and Avachinsky canyons and they are generally controlled by fault zones and cut the Pre-Miocene basement structural elements in the cross-strike direction ...
Helios S. Gnibidenko   +1 more
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Submarine Canyons

2022
David Amblas   +17 more
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Geostrophic adjustment over submarine canyons

Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 1989
The geostrophic adjustment of a stratified coastal current in the presence of a submarine canyon is considered with a mathematical model in which the vertical structure of the fluid is handled with a “level” technique that represents vertical gradients by finite differences.
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Exploration of California submarine canyons

Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1935
The writer spent a sabbatical leave from the University of Illinois investigating the canyons which have been found in abundance along the slopes off the California Coast. Many of these canyons start almost at the shore‐line and in some cases they are traceable outward to depths of over 11,000 feet.
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An Hypothesis of Submarine Canyons

Geological Magazine, 1940
The publication by the Geological Society of America of that momentous work by the late A. C. Veatch and P. A. Smith (1939) with its beautifully executed charts, following closely Douglas Johnson's stimulating contribution on the subject (1938), again focuses attention on those stupendous erosion-features—the “Submarine Canyons”.
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Jun J Mao,, Msce   +2 more
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Submarine canyons

Earth-Science Reviews, 1949
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