… river terrace sequence research providing definitions and explanations of key aspects of river
terrace sequence … that have been studying river terrace sequences in recent years is then …

… by river terrace sequences as frameworks for regional stratigraphies. In addition to their
potential importance as terrestrial stratigraphical frameworks, river terrace sequences provide a …

… A comparison of fluvial terrace sequences from around the world, based on data collected as
… River terraces provide important records of uplift, which is essential for their formation, and …

… to cause terraces to form, however; uplift is also necessary, so that terrace sequences can
… In northwest Europe, where some of the best known studies of river terrace sequences have …

… evidence (such as river terrace sequences) from during the … is widely-recognised from river
terrace records, and typically … in uplift rates, evident in some river terrace records at ~3 Ma, …

… of fluvial terrace sequences of the two most … terraces (16–17) after excluding the higher
terrace levels of the Tagus (T1–T5) entrenched in the Raña surface. These higher “rañizo terraces…

… 1(a) and (b) shows terrace sequences representing stages of incision into prior fills (fill–cut),
and aggradations within fomerly incised fills (cut–fill). These are recorded in numerous …

… Soils of river terrace sequences in Spain show, in general, increasing red colouration with
increasing elevation above the present river level, ie with soil age. Therefore, they can be …

… river terraces from upstream reaches of the Dadès River, a major fluvial system draining the
south-central High Atlas Mountains. Terraces … mountain belt influences terrace distribution. …

… of a terrace. This diversity in the fluvial environment determined how people could adapt to
the river. Although the climatic impact on development and initiation of river terraces seems to …