The Geomorphology of Canada: An Introduction
Released: Feb 07, 1991
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Format: Paperback, 248 pages
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Description:
This new text for junior and senior students presents a systematic explanation of Canada's landforms, with particular reference to its unique legacy of glacial and periglacial activity. Individual chapters discuss such topics as weathering, mass movement, rivers, coastlines, and karst. Over 100 charts and graphs are included.
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