Biogeomorphic Responses to Wildfire in Fluvial Ecosystems 1-1-001-323-4330-323 Editors: R

Editors: R

but their origin remains a topic of considerable debate

Contributions include papers that describe zones of newly recognized Quaternary deformation such as the East Tennessee Seismic Zone

Pages: 105 + map insert

Biogeomorphic Responses to Wildfire in Fluvial Ecosystems 1-1-001-323-4330-323 Editors: REditors: Joan L. Florsheim, Alison P. ODowd, and Anne Chin Wildfire biogeomorphology is an integrative science fundamental to understanding the dynamic processes of adjustment that occur after wildfires. This volume draws together interdisciplinary studies that highlight key insights important to support heterogeneity, biodiversity, and resilience in fluvial ecosystems. Post wildfire sediment pulses that change the physical elements of fluvial habitat