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Bull, W.B., 1964, Relation of alluvial fan size and slope to drainage basin size and lithology in western Fresno County,
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Dorn, R.I., 1996, Climatic hypotheses of alluvial-fan evolution in Death Valley are not testable, in Rhoads, B.L., and
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Harden, J.W., Slate, J.L., Lamothe, P., and Chadwick, O.A., 1991, Soil formation on the Trail Canyon alluvial fan:
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Harvey, A.M., 1988, Controls of alluvial fan development: The alluvial fans of the Sierra de Carrascoy, Murcia, Spain:
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Harvey, A.M., 1990, Factors influencing Quaternary alluvial fan development in southeast Spain, in Rachocki, A.H.,
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Harvey, A.M., 1996a, Holocene hillslope gully systems in the Howgill Fells, Cumbria, in Anderson, M.G., and Brooks,
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Hooke, R.L., 1968, Steady-state relationships on arid-region alluvial fans in closed basins: American Journal of
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Kochel, R.C., 1990, Humid fans of the Appalachian Mountains, in Rachocki, A.H., and Church, M., eds., Alluvial
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