Definition of Pediplanation. Meaning of Pediplanation. Synonyms of Pediplanation

- processes through which pediplains forms is known as pediplanation. The concepts of pediplain and pediplanation were first developed by geologist Lester Charles...
- have been shaped by etchplanation during periods of humid climate and pediplanation during periods of arid and semi-arid climate. The long time spans under...
- cratons has been labelled the "cratonic regime". It involves processes of pediplanation and etchplanation that lead to the formation of flattish surfaces known...
- estimated to have formed in Late Cretaceous or Paleogene times, either by pediplanation or etchplanation. Any older Mesozoic surface in Finnish Lapland is unlikely...
- inselberg plains were formed in the Late Cretaceous or Paleogene period by pediplanation or etchplanation. Relative to southern Finland Lapland stands out for...
- of various other processes of planation including peneplanation and pediplanation. Erosion of etchplains can result in the exposure of inselbergs such...
- of planation surfaces planated respectively by "peneplanation" and "pediplanation". In addition to these there are planation surfaces proposed to be formed...
- named these landscapes pediments. This later gave the concept the name pediplanation when L.C. King applied it on a global scale. The dominance of the Davisian...
- in the formation of the Muddus plain include etching, stripping and pediplanation. The climate under which these processes occurred was likely warm relative...
- of cold-climate processes. Cryoplanation can be seen as a variant of pediplanation that is restricted to cold climates. All the cryoplanation surfaces...