Passive margins are geomorphological features that have historically attracted much
attention from the modeling community. In particular, many numerical modeling studies have …

It has been long hypothesized that topography, as well as climate and rock strength, exert
first order controls on erosion rates. Here we use detrital cosmogenic 10Be from 50 basins …

We argue that by fracturing rock, not by raising it relative to base level, tectonics plays its
most important role in causing rapid incision of valleys and rapid erosion of hillslopes …

We report a comprehensive inventory of 10 Be-based basin-wide denudation rates (n= 160)
and 26 Al/10 Be ratios (n= 67) from 48 drainage basins along a 3000 km stretch of the East …

The catfish genus Trichomycterus is a recognized taxonomic bottleneck in Neotropical
ichthyology. The hitherto poorly-known diversity of Trichomycterus in the Rio Doce Basin …

All exposed rocks on Earth's surface experience erosion; the fastest rates are documented in
rapidly uplifted monsoonal mountain ranges, and the slowest occur in extreme cold or warm …

Global data suggest that erosion rates variously scale with steepness or climate forcing
(precipitation or glacial excavation), but the relative influence of these factors has proven …

The persistence of significant topography in ancient, tectonically inactive orogenic belts
remains one of the outstanding questions in geomorphology. In southern Peninsular India …

Silicate weathering–initiated by major mineralogical transformations at the base of ten
meters of clay-rich saprolite–generates the exceptionally low weathering flux found in …

Although several authors have pointed out the importance of earth surface process to
passive margin escarpments relief evolution and even drainage rearrangements, the …