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    Unbounded boundaries and shifting baselines: Estuaries and coastal seas in a rapidly changing world 

    Little, S; Spencer, KL; Schuttelaars, HM; Millward, GE; Elliott, M (2017-11-05)
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    Characteristics of recessional moraines at a temperate glacier in SE Iceland: Insights into patterns, rates and drivers of glacier retreat 

    Chandler, BMP; Evans, DJA; Roberts, DH (2016-03-01)
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    Feedbacks between the riparian Salicaceae and hydrogeomorphic processes: A quantitative review 

    Politti, E; Bertoldi, W; Gurnell, A; Henshaw, A (2018-01)
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    The contaminant legacy from historic coastal landfills and their potential as sources of diffuse pollution 

    O'Shea, FT; Cundy, AB; Spencer, KL (2018-03)
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    Plants as river system engineers: further comments 

    Gurnell, A (2015-01)
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    Culture-dependent and culture-independent methods reveal diverse methylotrophic communities in terrestrial environments. 

    Eyice, Ö; Schäfer, H (2016-01)
    One-carbon compounds such as methanol, dimethylsulfide (DMS) and dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) are significant intermediates in biogeochemical cycles. They are suggested to affect atmospheric chemistry and global climate. ...
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    Assessment of hydromorphology following restoration measures in heavily modified rivers: illustrating the potential contribution of the Urban River Survey to Water Framework Directive investigations 

    Shuker, JL; Moggridge, HL; Gurnell, AM (2015-12)
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    MoRPh: A citizen science tool for monitoring and appraising physical habitat changes in river 

    Shuker, L; Gurnell, A; Wharton, G; Gurnell, D; England, J; Finn-Leeming, B; Beach, E (Wiley, 2017-05-26)
    The MoRPh survey is designed to enable citizen scientists to monitor physical habitat mosaics and human pressures within short (up to 40 m) river reaches called modules. MoRPh underpins a multi-scale Modular River Survey, ...
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    BIOMORPHODYNAMICS OF ALTERNATE BARS IN A CHANNELIZED, REGULATED RIVER: AN INTEGRATED HISTORICAL AND MODELLING ANALYSIS 

    SERLET, A; GURNELL, A; Zolezzi, G; WHARTON, G; Belleudy, P; Jourdain, C (Wiley, 2018-01-28)
    The development of alternate bars in channelized rivers can be explained theoretically as an instability of the riverbed when the active channel width to depth ratio exceeds a threshold. However, the development of a ...
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    LANDSCAPES OF FACILITATION: HOW SELF-ORGANIZED PATCHINESS OF AQUATIC MACROPHYTES PROMOTES DIVERSITY IN STREAMS 

    Cornacchia, L; van de Koppel, J; van der Wal, D; WHARTON, G; Puijalon, S; Bouma, T (Ecological Society of America, 2018-02-13)
    Spatial heterogeneity plays a crucial role in the coexistence of species. Despite recognition of the importance of self-organization in creating environmental heterogeneity in otherwise uniform landscapes, the effects of ...
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