Australian Landforms: Understanding a Low, Flat, Arid and Old Landscape

Australian Landforms is concerned with general theories as applied to the problems posed by the Australian landscape. The book is devoted to the major factors of structure, process, and time, as well as the most recent geological period, called the Quaternary. Chapters deal with structural impacts on landform development, the work of water and rivers, of wind, ice and waves, the time factor, and the events and resultant forms associated with the climatic aberrations of the last two million years.

Publisher: Rosenberg Publishing
Date Published: 2005
Book Condition: Very good softcover with minor edge wear and corner bumping to outer corners. Otherwise, an unmarked copy internally.