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On the Development of Autochthonous Blockfields in the Grey Basalts of Sub-Antarctic Marion Island

P. D. Sumner
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K. I. Meiklejohn
Pages 120-132 | Published online: 04 Mar 2011

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Elizabeth M. Rudolph, David W. Hedding & Werner Nel. (2021) The glacial geomorphology of sub-Antarctic Marion Island. Journal of Maps 17:2, pages 313-324.
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Werner Nel, Jan C. Boelhouwers, Carl-Johan Borg, Julian H. Cotrina, Christel D. Hansen, Natalie S. Haussmann, David W. Hedding, K. Ian Meiklejohn, Abuyiselwe A. Nguna, Elizabeth M. Rudolph, Sibusiso S. Sinuka & Paul D. Sumner. (2021) Earth science research on Marion Island (1996–2020): a synthesis and new findings. South African Geographical Journal 103:1, pages 22-42.
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Charles Hopkinson & Colin K. Ballantyne. (2014) Age and Origin of Blockfields on Scottish Mountains. Scottish Geographical Journal 130:2, pages 116-141.
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Cholmyong Kim & Jun Ma. (2023) Assessing the Touristic Value of the Stone Run at Mt. Okryon in the Korean Peninsula. Geoheritage 15:2.
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Elizabeth M. Rudolph, David W. Hedding & Werner Nel. (2022) A spatial model of Marion Island's palaeo-ice extent. Antarctic Science 34:5, pages 365-373.
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Alexandra Bregman & Jasper Knight. (2022) Analysis of a blockstream in the northern Lesotho Drakensberg, southern Africa. Quaternary International 611-612, pages 41-54.
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Clare M. Boston, Sven Lukas & Simon J. Carr. (2015) A Younger Dryas plateau icefield in the Monadhliath, Scotland, and implications for regional palaeoclimate. Quaternary Science Reviews 108, pages 139-162.
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B. W. Goodfellow, A. P. Stroeven, D. Fabel, O. Fredin, M.-H. Derron, R. Bintanja & M. W. Caffee. (2014) Arctic-alpine blockfields in northern Sweden: Quaternary not Neogene. Earth Surface Dynamics Discussions 2:1, pages 47-93.
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Kevin Hall. (2013) Periglacial processes and landforms of the Antarctic: a review of recent studies and directions. Geological Society, London, Special Publications 381:1, pages 429-453.
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Colin K. Ballantyne. (2010) A general model of autochthonous blockfield evolution. Permafrost and Periglacial Processes 21:4, pages 289-300.
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P.D. Sumner, K.J. Hall, J.L. van Rooy & K.I. Meiklejohn. (2009) Rock weathering on the eastern mountains of southern Africa: Review and insights from case studies. Journal of African Earth Sciences 55:5, pages 236-244.
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BRADLEY W. GOODFELLOW, OLA FREDIN, MARC-HENRI DERRON & ARJEN P. STROEVEN. (2009) Weathering processes and Quaternary origin of an alpine blockfield in Arctic Sweden. Boreas 38:2, pages 379-398.
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