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geomorphic process

The physical and chemical interactions between the Earth's surface and the natural forces acting upon it to produce landforms. The processes are determined by such natural environmental variables as geology, climate, vegetation and baselevel, to say nothing of human interference. The nature of the process and the rate at which it operates will be influenced by a change in any of these variables. (Source: WHIT)


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Moore A, Cotterill F 2010. Chapter 15: Victoria Falls: Mosi-oa-Tunya – The Smoke That Thunders. Geomorphological Landscapes of the World 142-143
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Victoria Falls Mosi_oa_Tunya_The Smoke That Thunders.pdf 1.94 MB
Cornet T, Bourgeois O, Le Mouelic S, Rodriguez S, Lopez Gonzales T, Sotin C, Tobie G, Fleurant C, Barnes JW, Brown RH, Baines KH, Buratti BJ, Clark RN, Nicholson PD 2012. Geomorphological significance of Ontario Lacus on Titan: Integrated interpretation of Cassini VIMS, ISS and RADAR data and comparison with the Etosha Pan (Namibia). Icarus 218 (2) 788-806
Website link:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0019103512000280
Nicoll K 2010. Geomorphic development and Middle Stone Age archaeology of the Lower Cunene River, Namibia–Angola Border. Quaternary Science Reviews 29 (11-12) 1419-1431
Website link:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0277379109000754
Viles H, Goudie A 2000. Weathering, Geomorphology and Climatic Variability in the Central Namib Desert. Advances in Global Change Research 6 65-82
Website link:http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/0-306-48086-7_4
Ward JD 1987. The Cenozoic succession in the Kuiseb Valley, central Namib Desert.
Website link:http://www.iucat.iu.edu/catalog/93163
Stankiewicz J, de Wit MJ 2006. A proposed drainage evolution model for Central Africa—Did the Congo flow east?. Journal of African Earth Sciences 44 75-84
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A proposed drainage evol model did the congo flow east.pdf 871.17 KB
Eitel B, Kadereit A, Blümel WD, Hüser K, Lomax J, Hilgers A 2006. Environmental changes at the eastern Namib Desert margin before and after the Last Glacial Maximum: New evidence from fluvial deposits in the upper Hoanib River catchment, northwestern Namibia. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology 234 201-222
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Environmental changes Hoanib River_2006.pdf 1.3 MB
Tongway DJ, Sparrow AD, Friedel MH 2003. Degradation and recovery processes in arid grazing lands of central Australia. Part 1: soil and land resources. Journal of Arid Environments 55 301-326
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Degradation and recovery processes in arid grazing lands of central Australia_2003.pdf 281.39 KB
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