Geomorphology

Geomorphological indicators for environmental impact assessment: consumable and non-consumable geomorphological resources
pp. 169-182(14)
Authors: Rivas V.; Rix K.; Frances E.; Cendrero A.; Brunsden D.

Patterns of rock fragment cover generated by tillage erosion
pp. 183-197(15)
Authors: Poesen J.; van Wesemael B.; Govers G.; Martinez-Fernandez J.; Desmet P.; Vandaele K.; Quine T.; Degraer G.

Aligned buoyant highs, across-trench deformation, clustered volcanoes, and deep earthquakes are not aligned with plate-tectonic theory
pp. 199-222(24)
Author: Smoot N.C.

The Darwin Rise demise: the western Pacific guyot heights trace the trans-Pacific Mendocino fracture zone
pp. 223-235(13)
Authors: Smoot N.C.; King R.E.

Vegetation and channel variation; a case study of four small streams in southeastern Australia
pp. 237-249(13)
Authors: Huang H.Q.; Nanson G.C.

Non-synchronous response of adjacent floodplain systems to Holocene environmental change
pp. 251-264(14)
Authors: Taylor M.P.; Lewin J.

Spatial patterns of historical overbank sedimentation and floodplain evolution, Blue River, Wisconsin
pp. 265-277(13)
Author: Lecce S.A.

Influences of channelization on discharge of suspended sediment and wetland vegetation in Kushiro Marsh, northern Japan
pp. 279-289(11)
Authors: Nakamura F.; Sudo T.; Kameyama S.; Jitsu M.

Geomorphic responses of lower Bega River to catchment disturbance, 1851-1926
pp. 291-304(14)
Authors: Brooks A.P.; Brierley G.J.

The Goodlett-Denny mound: a glimpse at 45 years of Pennsylvania treethrow mound evolution with implications for mass wasting
pp. 305-313(9)
Author: Small T.W.

The provenance of beach sediments on Rhodes, southeastern Greece, indicated by sediment texture, composition and roundness
pp. 315-332(18)
Author: Pyokari M.

Wind tunnel evaluation of a wedge-shaped aeolian sediment trap
pp. 333-345(13)
Authors: Nickling W.G.; Neuman C.M.