Escarpment evolution on high‐elevation rifted margins: Insights derived from a surface processes model that combines diffusion, advection, and reaction

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E-ISSN： 2156-2202|99|B6|12191-12209

ISSN： 0148-0227

Source： Journal Of Geophysical Research, Vol.99, Iss.B6, 1994-06, pp. : 12191-12209

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