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1. Dente E, Lensky NG, Morin E, Dunne T, Enzel Y (2019) Sinuosity evolution along an incising
channel: new insights from the Jordan River response to the Dead Sea level fall. Earth Surf
Proc Land 44(3):781–795
2. Batalla RJ, Iroumé A, Hernández M, Llena M, Mazzorana B, Vericat D (2018) Recent
geomorphological evolution of a natural river channel in a Mediterranean Chilean basin.
Geomorphology 303:322–337
3. Zaimes GN, Schultz RC, Isenhart TM (2004) Streambank erosion adjacent to riparian forest
buffers, row-crop fields, and continuously-grazed pastures along Bear Creek in central Iowa. J
Soil Water Conserv 59(1):19–27
4. Heitmuller FT, Hudson PF, Kesel RH (2017) Overbank sedimentation from the historic AD
2011 flood along the Lower Mississippi River, USA. Geology 45(2):107–110
5. Rosgen DL (2001) A hierarchical river stability/watershed-based sediment assessment methodology. In: Proceedings of 7th federal interagency sedimentation conference, March, Reno,
Nevada
6. King AJ, Townsend SA, Douglas MM, Kennard MJ (2015) Implications of water extraction
on the low-flow hydrology and ecology of tropical savannah rivers: an appraisal for northern
Australia. Freshw Sci 34(2):741–758
7. Nanson GC, Hickin EJ (1983) Channel migration and incision on the Beatton River. J Hydraul
Eng 117(7):942–946 (Discussion and Closure), ASCE, Reston, Virginia, USA
8. Ganguly S (1983) Geology and hydrocarbon prospects of Tripura Cachar-Mizoram region.
Petrol Asia J 6(4):105–110
9. Ganguly S (1984) Tectonic evolution of the orogenic belt of Tripura. Q J Geol Min Metall Soc
India 56(3):128–137
10. Brunnschweiler RO (1966) On the geology of the Indo-Burma Ranges. J Geol Soc Austral
13(1):137–194
11. Dutta TK, Saikia MM (1976) The eastern limit of the Himalayan Orogenic Belt—the IndoBurman Orogen and its geodynamic development. Himalayan Geol 6:303–313
12. Evans P (1932) Tertiary succession in Assam. Trans Min Geol Inst India 27:155–260
13. Evans P (1964) Tectonic framework of Assam. J Geol Soc India 5:80–96
14. Mathur LP, Evans P (1964) Oil in India: International Geological Congress, 22nd session, India
15. Raju ATR (1968) Geological evolution of Assam and Cambay Tertiary basins of India. Bull
Am Assoc Pet Geol 52(12):2422–2437
16. Seshavataram BTV, Nandi PK, Choudhury S (1998) Petroleum geology of Cachar fold belt.
In: Proc. Reg. Sem. Dev. Geol. Res. in N.E. India, Gauhati University, pp 327–348
17. Nandy DR, Das Gupta S, Sarkar K, Ganguly A (1983) Tectonic evolution of Tripura-Mizoram
fold belt, Surma Basin, northeast India. Q J Geol Min Metall Soc India 55(4):186–194
18. Hooke JM (1980) Magnitude and distribution of rates of river bank erosion. Earth Surf Process
5(2):143–157
19. Brice JC (1982) Stream channel stability assessment. Report No. FHWA/RD-82/021. Federal
Highway Administration, Washington, DC, USA, p 41
20. Lagasse PF, Spitz WJ, Zevenbergen LW, Zachmann DW (2004) Handbook for predicting stream
meander migration. Ayres Associates Inc., Fort Collins, Colorado, p 107