Linking morphology across the glaciofluvial interface: a 10Be supported chronology of glacier advances and terrace formation in the Garonne River, northern Pyrenees, France

K.M. Stange; R.T. van Balen; C. Kasse; J. Vandenberghe; J. Carcaillet

doi:10.1016/j.geomorph.2013.10.028

Linking morphology across the glaciofluvial interface: a 10Be supported chronology of glacier advances and terrace formation in the Garonne River, northern Pyrenees, France

K.M. Stange
, R.T. van Balen
, C. Kasse
, J. Vandenberghe
, J. Carcaillet

Earth and Climate

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The Garonne River drains an important part of the northern Pyrenees and its northern foreland. We investigated the middle reaches of the Garonne River establishing a detailed morphogenetic profile of its foreland terrace staircase and the preserved palaeoglacier margins. We particularly focussed on the glaciofluvial interface, linking (also genetically) the fluvial sediment archives in the foreland with the terminal glacial basin upstream of the Pyrenees mountain front. Using cosmogenic nuclide

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	71-95
Journal	Geomorphology
Volume	207
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1016/j.geomorph.2013.10.028
Publication status	Published - 2014

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Linking morphology across the glaciofluvial interface: a 10Be supported chronology of glacier advances and terrace formation in the Garonne River, northern Pyrenees, France

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