Bedload Sorting is a geomorphological process in which sediment particles transported along the bed of a river or stream are segregated by size, density, or shape due to selective deposition and entrainment under variable flow conditions.
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On why gravel bed streams are paved
Gary Parker, Peter C. Klingeman · Water Resources Research · 1982 · 608 citations
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