Titlebook: Climate, Earth Processes and Earth History; Richard John Huggett Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Erdgeschichte.Geomorphol

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The Field Generated by an Element,y atmospheric variables. Much of the classical work on the relations between climate and other environmental components is based on traditional, descriptive climatologies. Most of it was carried out when ideas about the dynamics of the atmospheric system and its interaction with other systems were r

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Straightedge and Compass Constructions,–31) in a paper concerned with the formation of alluvial deposits, and in a report by John Phillips (1831) entitled .. Chemical weathering was discussed in Karl Gustav Christoph Bischof’s monumental book . (1854–59). During the 1860s, students of weathering became more vocal, perhaps spurred on by t

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Rings, Modules, and Closure Operationster levels in soils. A fuller appreciation of the climatic factor in soil formation has been attributed to Johann Christian Hundeshagen who, in his . (1830–32), mentioned that the climatic forces —water, heat, light, and oxygen—must act in unison to create a productive soil (Joffe 1949, p. 12). G.C.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76268-0Erdgeschichte; Geomorphologie; Klima; Sediment; biosphere; climate; earth history; earth surface systems; ge

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978-3-642-76270-3Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991

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Synthesis,omprising the biosphere, the problem of scale, and the origin of cyclicity. To conclude this survey of climate, Earth processes, and Earth history we shall discuss these pivotal issues with a view to possible future lines of research by developing from existing mathematical frameworks a tentative, general model of the biosphere.