Debris Avalanches is a rapid mass-wasting process characterized by the catastrophic downslope movement of unconsolidated, coarse-grained geological material along steep slopes, distinguished from other slope failure mechanisms by its highly mobile, turbulent flow regime and the absence of significant cohesion or matrix support during transport.
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