RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FLUVIAL GEOMORPHOLOGY AND EROSION IN THE PENNSYLVANIA APPALACHIANS: IMPLICATIONS FOR LANDSCAPE EVOLUTION Scott R. Miller, Peter B. Sak, Eric Kirby, Paul Bierman, and Joanna Reuter Abstract The centra

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