[1] The incision of rivers in bedrock is thought to be an important factor that influences the evolution of relief in tectonically active orogens. At present, there are at least six competing models for incision of bedrock rivers, but these models have received little quantitative testing. We statistically evaluate these models using observations from the Clearwater River in northwestern Washin...

REESE, C.A.; STRANGE, T.P.; LYNCH, W.D., and LIU, K.B., 2008. Geologic evidence of Hurricane Katrina recovered from the Pearl River Marsh, MS/LA. Journal of Coastal Research, 24(6), 1601–1607. West Palm Beach (Florida), ISSN 0749-0208. Hurricane Katrina made its final landfall on August 29, 2005, as a category three storm, at the mouth of the Pearl River on the Mississippi/Louisiana border. Bet...

During detachment folding, the relationship between differential uplift and shortening depends on the mechanism of fold growth, such as limb rotation or hinge migration, and may vary over the lifetime of a fold. Thus, neither long-term shortening rates nor the present fold geometry unambiguously constrain the kinematics of fold growth. Where rivers cut through growing anticlines, fl ights of ab...

The Cenozoic sedimentary basins in the Iberian Peninsula show a change from long-term basin infill to incision, transition that indicates period of major drainage reorganization culminated throughflow networks Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans. Both cause aggradation degradation linkages tectonic, climatic, geomorphic events hinge on chronology fluvial network incision excavation basin’s fills....