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The Dead Sea Area as a Field Laboratory,se-level drop. The typical divergence of river terraces downstream and the convexity of the channel profiles as well as their steepness are controlled in the Dead Sea area by the accelerating base-level fall and the control of the steep clinoform structure of the fan deltas. The gap between the recu

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