An ephemeral gorge

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Leonard S. Sklar
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[1] San Francisco State University,Leonard S. Sklar is in the Department of Earth & Climate Sciences
[2] 1600 Holloway Avenue,undefined
[3] San Francisco,undefined
[4] California 94132,undefined
[5] USA,undefined
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Nature Geoscience | 2014年 / 7卷
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The topography of the Earth's surface can be read as an archive of past climatic and tectonic upheavals. Field data reveal how a bedrock gorge may be erased within a human lifetime, taking with it the evidence of a major earthquake.
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