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Identifying key controls on knickpoint dynamics in homogenous environments andimplications for the evolution of landscapes
Knickpoints are key landforms in geomorphology arising in many unique geomorphic environments, but most commonly, in fluvial settings. Characterised by areas of higher-than-average channel slopes, the most recognisable knickpoint is a waterfall. Knickpoints make up only a small proporti
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