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Morphology and stratigraphy of aeolian sand stringers in southeast Minnesota and western Wisconsin, USA by Shandonay, Kenzie L., Bowen, Mark W., Larson, Phillip H., Running, Garry L., Rittenour, Tammy, Mataitis, Richard

“…Sand stringers are subtle, aeolian landforms that reach hundreds to thousands of metres in length and lack a slipface. While hundreds of sand stringers exist…”
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How Rivers Get Across Mountains: Transverse Drainages by Larson, Phillip H., Meek, Norman, Douglass, John, Dorn, Ronald I., Seong, Yeong Bae

“…Although mountains represent a barrier to the flow of liquid water across our planet and an Earth of impenetrable mountains would have produced a very…”
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Evaluating process domains in small arid granitic watersheds: Case study of Pima Wash, South Mountains, Sonoran Desert, USA by Seong, Yeong Bae, Larson, Phillip H., Dorn, Ronald I., Yu, Byung Yong

“…This paper provides support for the concept of geomorphic process domains developed by Montgomery (1999) by linking geomorphic processes to ecological…”
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Asymmetric Hillslope Retreat Revealed from Talus Flatirons on Rock Peak, San Tan Mountains, Arizona, United States: Assessing Caprock Lithology Control on Landscape Evolution by Jeong-Sik Oh, Yeong Bae Seong, Larson, Phillip H, Seong-Chan, Hong, Byung Yong Yu

“…Talus flatirons (TFs) are morphostratigraphic markers of prior talus deposition that are now disconnected from the active hillslope. Three generations of TFs…”
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Autogenic incision and terrace formation resulting from abrupt late-glacial base-level fall, lower Chippewa River, Wisconsin, USA by Faulkner, Douglas J., Larson, Phillip H., Jol, Harry M., Running, Garry L., Loope, Henry M., Goble, Ronald J.

“…A paucity of research exists regarding the millennial-scale response of inland alluvial streams to abrupt base-level fall. Studies of modern systems indicate…”
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Pace of Landscape Change and Pediment Development in the Northeastern Sonoran Desert, United States by Larson, Phillip H., Kelley, Scott B., Dorn, Ronald I., Seong, Yeong Bae

“…Pediments of the Sonoran Desert in the United States have intrigued physical geographers and geomorphologists for nearly a century. These gently sloping…”
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Toe-cut terraces by Larson, Phillip H, Dorn, Ronald I, Faulkner, Douglas J, Friend, Donald A

“…Alluvial fans and fluvial terraces occur in nearly all climatic settings and often coexist within the same drainage basin. These landforms play an important…”
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Pediment response to drainage basin evolution in south-central Arizona by Larson, Phillip H., Dorn, Ronald I., Palmer, R. Evan, Bowles, Zack, Harrison, Emma, Kelley, Scott, Schmeeckle, Mark W., Douglass, John

“…The Sonoran Desert portion of the Basin and Range physiographic province contains a number of streams that now flow across once-closed basins. We explore here…”
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Foreword: Episodic foreward prolongation of trunk channels in the Western United States by Dorn, Ronald I., Larson, Phillip H.

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From basins to rivers: Understanding the revitalization and significance of top-down drainage integration mechanisms in drainage basin evolution by Hilgendorf, Zach, Wells, Greta, Larson, Phillip H., Millett, Jason, Kohout, Melissa

“…The top-down drainage basin integration and drainage network evolutionary processes of lake overflow and aggradational spillover (or aggradational piracy),…”
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Impact of drainage integration on basin geomorphology and landform evolution: A case study along the Salt and Verde rivers, Sonoran Desert, USA by Larson, Phillip H., Dorn, Ronald I., Skotnicki, Steve J., Seong, Yeong B., Jeong, A., DePonty, Jersy

“…The Salt and Verde rivers, Sonoran Desert, USA, integrated multiple endorheic extensional basins near the start of the Quaternary. Integration began via…”
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Drainage integration of the Salt and Verde rivers in a Basin and Range extensional landscape, central Arizona, USA by Skotnicki, Steve J., Seong, Yeong B., Dorn, Ronald I., Larson, Phillip H., DePonty, Jersy, Jeong, Ara

“…The Salt River and Verde River watersheds provide downstream metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona, USA with much of its water supply, and this paper explains how…”
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Drainage integration in extensional tectonic settings by Larson, Phillip H., Dorn, Ronald I., Gootee, Brian F., Seong, Yeong Bae

“…The development of geomorphic theory regarding fluvial-system reorganization and drainage basin evolution, resulting from drainage integration, has been slow…”
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Stewart Mountain Terrace: A New Salt River Terrace with Implications for Landscape Evolution of the Lower Salt River Valley, Arizona by Larson, Phillip H., Dorn, Ronald I., Douglass, John, Gootee, Brian F., Arrowsmith, Ramon

“…Stream terraces of the Salt River form the interpretive backbone of Plio-Pleistocene landscape evolution of central Arizona, because they represent the base…”
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Toe-cut terraces: A review and proposed criteria to differentiate from traditional fluvial terraces by Larson, Phillip H., Dorn, Ronald I., Faulkner, Douglas J., Friend, Donald A.

“…Alluvial fans and fluvial terraces occur in nearly all climatic settings and often coexist within the same drainage basin. These landforms play an important…”
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Painting Yosemite Valley: A Case Study of Rock Coatings Encountered at Half Dome by Larson, Phillip H., Dorn, Ronald I.

“…No prior research has documented the different types of rock coatings in Yosemite Valley, despite the evident black streaks down Yosemite Falls, the light…”
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