'Sex that moves mountains': Spawning salmon play significant role in shaping landscapes
When salmon spawn, the earth moves -- not immediately, but over the course of hundreds of thousands or millions of years.
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NSF grant to fund IU research on how tectonic, climate processes are reshaping landscape
Indiana University Bloomington geoscience researcher Brian Yanites has been awarded a three-year, $317,663 grant from the National Science Foundation to study how tectonic and climate processes interact to shape the landscape of southern Taiwan.
Science: Editors' Choice - Brent Grocholski, Geomorphology
The location of copper deposits would seem to have little to tell us about the role of climate on mountain erosion.