Mountain Crest Lines is a geomorphological construct that delineates the continuous highest elevation points along a mountain ridge, serving as a topographic divide separating adjacent drainage basins.
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MONOCLINES OF THE COLORADO PLATEAU
Vincent C. Kelley · Geological Society of America Bulletin · 1955 · 97 citations
Timberlines in the Northern Rocky Mountains
Robert F. Griggs · Ecology · 1938 · 74 citations
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