Interpreting the wealth of new data derived from the diverse suite of modern single-grain
provenance approaches available to a sedimentologist requires a thorough understanding …

Understanding the tectonics that gave rise to the formation of Tibet is critical to our
understanding of crustal deformation processes. The unusual geomorphology of the …

The Himalayan syntaxes, characterized by extreme rates of rock exhumation co-located with
major trans-orogenic rivers, figure prominently in the debate on tectonic versus erosional …

Abstract The Namche Barwa syntaxis in the eastern Himalaya is rapidly evolving in terms of
its tectonics and topography. Here we constrain the exhumation history of the Yigong River …

The megaflooding caused by outbursts from Late Quaternary glacially-dammed lakes in the
Yarlung Tsangpo Gorge (YTG) potentially shaped the fluvial landscape and controlled the …

Abstract The Nicobar Fan and Bengal fans can be considered as the eastern and western
parts, respectively, of the largest submarine-fan system in the world. This study presents the …

Abstract The Bengal Basin preserves the erosional signals of coupled tectonic‐climatic
change during late Cenozoic development of the Himalayan orogen, yet regional correlation …

Abstract The Jiacha Gorge in southeastern Tibet is the second-largest deeply incised gorge
of the Yarlung-Tsangpo River, after the Tsangpo Gorge. A late Cenozoic NS–trending …

The Bangladesh lowlands are traversed by the largest sediment flux on the planet. Detritus
generated mostly in Himalayan highlands and conveyed through the Ganga–Brahmaputra …

The presence of unique elevated low relief relict landscape in the transient Dibang
catchment, at the orographic edge of Tibet-Himalaya in the tectonically active Namcha …