Valleys and River Benches from the Viewpoint of Morphotectonics

The geomorphological concepts on the formation of valleys and river benches applied until now have been based upon the viewpoints of dynamic and climatic geomorphology. This exogenous interpretation should be abandoned and an endogenous concept accepted, which is to say that rupturological views sho...

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Published in:GeoJournal 1993-08, Vol.30 (4), p.403-408
Main Author: Kvet, R
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bgi / Prodig
Drainage patterns
Fluvial erosion
Fluvial forms and processes
Freshwater
Geology
Geomorphology
Network access lines
Physical geography
Riverbanks
Rivers
Streams
Subsidence
Surface water
Valleys
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Summary:The geomorphological concepts on the formation of valleys and river benches applied until now have been based upon the viewpoints of dynamic and climatic geomorphology. This exogenous interpretation should be abandoned and an endogenous concept accepted, which is to say that rupturological views should serve as the base and exogenous processes considered a subsidiary.
ISSN:0343-2521
1572-9893
DOI:10.1007/BF00807221