The influence of earth surface movements and human activities on the river Karun in lowland south-west Iran
Earth surface movements are a primary external control on river system dynamics and evolution. It has often been observed that when responding to Earth surface motion driven by surface expression of folds, major rivers incise across young, active folds near their structural culminations and divert a...
Main Author: | Woodbridge, Kevin Paul |
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Other Authors: | Parsons, Dan; Frostick, L. E.; Pedley, Martyn; Reed, Jane M.; Rumsby, Barbara |
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University of Hull
2013
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Online Access: | http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.612676 |
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