Landscape evolution in Antarctica

Keywords

Weathering, Frost weathering, Landform, Geology, Earth science

References

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• Soils and late Cenozoic history of the upper Wright Valley area, AntarcticaIain Campbell, G. G. C. Claridge — 1978
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• The influence of moisture on the development of soils of the cold deserts of antarcticaIain Campbell, G. G. C. Claridge — 1982
• SOILS OF THE MESERVE GLACIER AREA, WRIGHT VALLEY, SOUTH VICTORIA LAND, ANTARCTICAK. R. Everett — 1971
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• A Pilot Framework and Gap Analysis Towards Developing a Fluvial Classification System in the Ross Sea RegionL. Thurston — 2015
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• The Soil Environment of the Mcmurdo Dry Valleys, AntarcticaI. Campbell, G. Claridge, D. Campbell — 2013

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