Titlebook: Geomorphology of Desert Environments; Athol D. Abrahams,Anthony J. Parsons Book 19941st edition Athol D. Abrahams and Anthony J. Parsons 1

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Duricrustsete, silcrete, and gypcrete. Collectively, these are referred to as duricrusts (Woolnough 1930). This chapter focuses on the morphology, chemistry, mineralogy, and origin of the major types of crusts. Particular attention is given to recent research from Australia, the United States, and Africa.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8254-4erosion; geomorphology; hydrology; transport; hydrogeology

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Geomorphology of Desert Environmentse, however, areas of aridity, and it is upon this property that the scientific definition of deserts has generally hinged. Even so, providing an acceptable measure of aridity upon which to base a definition of desert areas has not been straightforward, and several attempts based upon a variety of ge

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Weathering Processes and Formslandforms with which they are generally associated. Invariably such reviews — especially if orientated towards students — deal primarily with the perceived certainties of our knowledge. In reality, however, weathering studies are more characterized by uncertainties and gaps in knowledge. Weathering

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