• DOI:10.1177/030913339401800302
Corpus ID: 129518705

Climatic geomorphology: a critique

@article{Twidale1994ClimaticGA,
  title={Climatic geomorphology: a critique},
  author={C. Twidale and Y. Lageat},
  journal={Progress in Physical Geography},
  year={1994},
  volume={18},
  pages={319 - 334}
}

C. Twidale, Y. Lageat

Published 1994

Geology

Progress in Physical Geography

Though climatic geomorphology has long been perceived as providing a realistic framework for landform analysis, only the arid, nival and glacial systems and some constructional forms on the coast are readily identified in the landscape, present and past, as climatically zonal in character. Of course these features together account for a substantial part of the Earth's land surface at present. Nevertheless, the remaining areas have been subdivided into morphogenetic regions said to be… CONTINUE READING

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