Erosional Processes and Sediment Transport in Upland Mires

Evans, Martin; Burt, T. P.

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“…Peat blocks are not only morphologically important but also represent an important source of fine sediment in peatland ecosystems. Although this sediment flux is widely recognised, the contribution of peat blocks to catchment sediment budgets represent a significant knowledge gap (Evans and Burt, 2010).…”

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Spatial organisation and physical characteristics of large peat blocks in an upland fluvial peatland ecosystem

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Warburton

2020

Geomorphology

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