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Modern geomorphological environment research during rapid urbanization in Shenzhen east coastal zone

The geomorphological environment is one of the most fundamental variables affecting the development of human society. The mission of geomorphological environment research is to explore the most basic environment and features of our Earth's surface morphology. The results can be applied to resource e...

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Published in:Journal of geographical sciences 2011-04, Vol.21 (2), p.372-384
Main Authors: Guo, Wei, Li, Shuheng, Zhu, Dakui
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Geography
Geomorphology
Nature Conservation
Physical Geography
Regional studies
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Urban sprawl
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