Catastrophic Processes in River Valleys of Volcanic Regions: Geomorphologist’s Point of View
The river valleys located in volcanic regions are prone to various catastrophic processes, including those catalyzed by eruptions. First, to be mentioned among them are volcanic mudflows known as lahars. They commonly result from melting of ice, snow on the mountaintop, and rainfalls immediately fol...
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2022
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