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Geomorphology
Figure 15.6. Segmented hillslope with a succession of convex and concave segments. The relief
terminates in a pediment developed from a concave knick-zone. Machakos, Kenya.
slopegradient (Cooke et al., 1993). Climate seems also to affect glacis gradients, with
smaller glacis slopes in the more arid regions (Mabbutt, 1977).
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Climatic
Geomorphology
Figure 15.6. Segmented hillslope with a succession of convex and concave segments. The relief
terminates in a pediment developed from a concave knick-zone. Machakos, Kenya.
slopegradient (Cooke et al., 1993). Climate seems also to affect glacis gradients, with
smaller glacis slopes in the more arid regions (Mabbutt, 1977).
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