Progress in physical geography

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  Año 2002, Vol. 26, Número 3

  • Professor R. J. Chorley

    pág. 317

    

  • Spatial prediction in hydrology: status and implications in the estimation of hydrological processes for applied research

    Manuel Mendoza, Miguel Bravo, Gerardo Bocco

    págs. 319-338

    

  • Landscapes, space and equilibrium: shifting viewpoints

    George L.W. Perry

    págs. 339-359

    

  • Emergence and evolution of Himalaya: reconstructing history in the light of recent studies

    K.S. Valdiya

    págs. 360-399

    

  • Fluvial geomorphology of Indian rivers: an overview

    Vishwas S. Kale

    págs. 400-433

    

  • The first reserve selection algorithm¿a retrospective on Jamie Kirkpatrick's 1983 paper

    R.L. Pressey

    págs. 434-441

    

  • Researching crusting soils: themes, trends, recent developments and implications for managing soil and water resources in dry areas

    E. Patrick

    págs. 442-461

    

  • Applied climatology

    Ian G. McKendry

    págs. 462-468

    

  • Book reviews

    Donald A. Davidson, Pete Langdon, A.S. Goudie, Martin J. Haigh, Nick Harvey

    págs. 469-474