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Par Collection Par Auteur- FRENCH, H.M. (4)
- KOSTER, E.A. (4)
- GURNELL, A.M. (1)
- THRELFALL, J.L. (1)
- VANDENBERGHE, J. (1)
- CLARK, M.J. (1)
- SEPPALA, M. (1)
- VAN HUISSTEDEN, J. (1)
- WALTERS, J.C. (1)
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- Physical geography (4)
- Alaska ; Cryosol ; Cryoturbation ; Etats-Unis ; Géographie physique ; Géomorphodynamique ; Permafrost ; Périglaciaire ; Quaternaire (1)
- Arctique ; Canada ; Coin de glace ; Cryoturbation ; Géographie physique ; Géomorphodynamique ; Palse ; Permafrost ; Périglaciaire ; Québec ; Sol polygonal ; Thermokarst ; Zone froide (1)
- Arctique ; Charge en suspension ; Fluviatile ; Géographie physique ; Paléohydrologie ; Périglaciaire ; Sédimentologie (1)
- Eolien ; Fluviatile ; Géographie physique ; Paléo-environnement ; Paléoclimat ; Paléohydrologie ; Pays-Bas ; Périglaciaire ; Quaternaire ; Sédimentologie (1)
- Changing fluvial style of periglacial lowland rivers during the Weichselian Pleniglacial in the eastern Netherlands in Periglacial processes and landforms. (1)
- Frozen peat mounds in continuous permafrost, northern Ungava, Quebec, Canada in Periglacial processes and landforms. (1)
- Observations of sorted patterned ground features, High Valley/Tangle Lakes region, Central Alaska, U.S.A. in Periglacial processes and landforms. (1)
- Observations of sorted patterned ground features, High Valley/Tangle Lakes region, Central Alaska, U.S.A. in Periglacial processes and landforms.
- The implications of investigative design for the study of fluvial sediment transfer in arctic and subarctic regions in Periglacial processes and landforms.
- Analysis of the fluvial deposits occurring in the Weichselian basin fills in the Twente region contributes valuable information to the interpretation of last Glacial paleoenvironments. Although quantification of paleohydrologic data is difficult
- zone (Seppälä 1988). This distinction is thought to be necessary because research activities in the high Arctic regions are continuously increasing and there is confusion if all frozen peat mounds are described as palsas.