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Geomorphological Evolution and Longitudinal Profiles

Rădoane, Maria, Cristea, Ionuț, Dumitriu, Dan, Perșoiu, Ioana·2017·Springer Geography
DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-32589-7_18
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  • The major valley network in the mountainous and hilly regions connected to the Carpathian arc was relatively stable during the Quaternary, with the main evolutionary trend being deepening of pre-existing valleys rather than lateral migration or creation of new routes.

    “Although the exact position of the Middle Paleolithic hydrographic arteries cannot be known with precision, it is considered that, in the mountainous and hilly regions connected to the Carpathian arc, the major valley network was relatively stable during the Quaternary. The main evolutionary trend was the deepening of pre-existing valleys, not their lateral migration or the creation of completely”

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  • The use of the current hydrographic network as a proxy for paleohydrography is justifiable for regional modeling.

    “In this context, we consider that the use of the current hydrographic network as a proxy for paleohydrography is justifiable for regional modeling.”

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Authors
Rădoane, M., Cristea, I., Dumitriu, D., & Perșoiu, I.
Venue
Springer Geography
Publisher
Springer International Publishing
Published
2016-09-02
Pages
427-442
ISSN
  • 2194-315X
  • 2194-3168
DOI
10.1007/978-3-319-32589-7_18
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