Geography A-Level
Morphological Evolution of Landforms
What Morphological Evolution of Landforms means in Geography A-Level, as defined for Pearson Edexcel.
Definition of Morphological Evolution of Landforms
Investigation into the development of submergent features such as rias, fjords, and dalmatian coasts, contrasted with emergent features like raised beaches and relict cliffs.
Topics that use Morphological Evolution of Landforms
- Coastal Landscapes and Change (Pearson Edexcel A-Level)
Related terms
- Coastal Management and Human Interference
- Coastal Risk and Resilience
- Coastal Systems and Flux
- Contemporary Coastal Vulnerability
- Deformation and Discontinuity
- Discordant Coast
- Dynamic Equilibrium
- Eustatic and Isostatic Interplay
Using Morphological Evolution of Landforms in the exam
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