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Geomorphology concerns the forms of the land's surface and the processes that create them. It is an integral part of studies in physical geography and also has significant bearing on geology and engineering. Since the nineteenth century, many systems of classifying landforms have been devised and this has led to recognized areas of specialist study, most notably fluvial, slope, coastal, glacial... Read more
Volume I: Fluvial Geomorphology, edited by Olav Slaymaker, University of British Columbia Volume II: Slope Geomorphology, edited by Mike Kirkby, University of Leeds Volume III: Coastal Geomorphology, edited by Jon French, University College London Volume IV: Glacial Geomorphology, edited by David J. A. Evans, University of Glasgow Volume V: Periglacial Geomorphology, edited by Hugh French University of Ottawa Volume VI: Arid Lands Geomorphology, edited by Andrew S. Goudie, University of Oxford Volume VII: Landscape Evolution, edited by Paul Bishop, University of Glasgow
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Edited by David J.A. Evans
