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副词同根词：geomorphologically

名词同根词：geomorphologist 形容词同根词：geomorphologic

名词复数：geomorphologies 词频：低频词

异形词：geomorphy

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名词

地形学

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形容词变体/同根词

geomorphological

Of or pertaining to geomorphology

Palaeoseismology is the study of prehistoric earthquakes using geological and geomorphological evidence.

Most regional geomorphological catastrophes involve the sudden release of large volumes of water.

We next review the topographic and geomorphological patterns evident in Scandinavia from the perspective of regional structural geology.

geomorphologic

Of or pertaining to geomorphology; geomorphological

The geomorphologic evolution mechanism of gullied catchments can be explained as a function of geomorphologic indicators of inter-gullied and gullied land characteristics.

The Cadlimo Valley in the canton of Ticino is drained by the Reno di Medel, which crosses the geomorphologic Alpine main ridge from the south.

The lithology in all studied areas comprises precambrian schist, with similar geomorphologic characteristics.

geomorphic

Of or pertaining to the shape or structure of the surface of the Earth || Of or pertaining to geomorphology

Many ecological and geomorphic processes in high mountains are influenced by changes in precipitation and temperature.

We were able to find several different geomorphic signatures, what the features look like, and if they have frozen beds of snow, sand and ice in them.

Under conditions of long-lasting climatic and geomorphic stability ecosystem complexity evolves in a non-monotonous way with the nutrient status of soil.

名词变体/同根词

geomorphologies

同义词： terrains landscapes topographies geographies

geomorphology的复数形式

geomorphologist

A geologist whose speciality is geomorphology

According to a coastal geomorphologist, deeper in-shore waters means more powerful waves, which move more quickly and retain more energy.