Chapter 6: Fluvial Landforms

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• Types of cyclic stream terraces • cut-in-bedrock terraces • bedrock terraces • covered by thin veneer of alluvium • interpreted events: • erosion by graded stream • uplift/change of base level • downcutting • fill terraces • composed of alluvium, depositional in nature • interpreted events: • filling of valley by aggradation of graded stream • uplift/change of base level • downcutting
• Types of cyclic stream terraces (cont.) • cut-in-fill terraces • composed of alluvium, erosional in nature • interpreted events: • valley cut into alluvium • uplift/change in base level • downcutting nested fill terraces • composed of alluvium, • multiple terraces, all depositional in nature • successive cycles of aggradation and downcutting
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