Chapter 1: Internal Structure of the Earth (Pages 6-24)

Embark on a journey to the center of the Earth as we explore its layers and composition.

Chapter 2: Theories of Isostasy (Pages 25-42)

Unravel the concept of isostasy and its implications for the Earth’s crustal balance.

Chapter 3: Continental Drift Theory (Pages 43-62)

Discover the groundbreaking theory of continental drift and its role in shaping the Earth’s surface over millions of years.

Chapter 4: Plate Tectonics Theory (Pages 63-84)

Delve into the dynamic theory of plate tectonics and its impact on the Earth’s geological features.

Chapter 5: Geosynclines: Concepts and Theories (Pages 85-99)

Explore the concept of geosynclines and their significance in the geological history of our planet.

Chapter 6: Earth Movements: Orogenesis and Epeirogenesis (Pages 100-113)

Uncover the forces behind mountain building and continental movements that shape the Earth’s surface.

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Chapter 7: Folds: Types and Characteristics (Pages 114-137)

Study the different types of folds and their role in shaping mountain ranges and geological formations.

Chapter 8: Faults: Types and Characteristics (Pages 138-162)

Examine various types of faults and their significance in the Earth’s tectonic activity.

Chapter 9: Earthquakes: Concept and Mechanism (Pages 163-183)

Understand the mechanisms behind earthquakes and their impact on the Earth’s surface.

Chapter 10: Vulcanism: Concept, Mechanism, and Classification (Pages 184-211)

Dive into the world of volcanic activity and its influence on landforms and geological processes.

Chapter 11: Weathering: Concept and Classification (Pages 212-227)

Learn about the processes of weathering and their role in breaking down rocks and minerals.

Chapter 12: Erosion: Concept and Classification (Pages 228-237)

Explore the various forms of erosion and their effects on shaping the Earth’s surface.

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Chapter 13: Mass Wasting: Concept and Classification (Pages 238-251)

Investigate the processes of mass wasting and their impact on landscape evolution.

Chapter 14: Transportation and Depositional Process (Pages 252-272)

Understand how sediments are transported and deposited, shaping landforms over time.

Chapter 15: Normal Cycle of Erosion (Peneplanation): W.M. Davis (Pages 273-283)

Explore W.M. Davis’s concept of the normal cycle of erosion and its influence on landscape development.

Chapter 16: Penck’s Cycle of Erosion (Treppen Concept) (Pages 284-296)

Discover Penck’s cycle of erosion and its contribution to our understanding of landscape evolution.

Chapter 17: L.C. King’s Theory of Hillslope Development (Pediplanation) (Pages 297-306)

Examine L.C. King’s theory of hillslope development and its implications for geomorphology.

Chapter 18: Slope Development: Concept and Theories (Pages 307-324)

Investigate the processes of slope development and their role in shaping landscapes.

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Chapter 19: Fluvial Landforms: Erosional and Depositional Features (Pages 325-343)

Explore the landforms created by rivers and streams through erosion and deposition.

Chapter 20: Glacial Landforms: Erosional and Depositional Features (Pages 344-356)

Learn about the unique landforms carved by glaciers and their influence on the Earth’s surface.

Chapter 21: Aeolian Landforms: Erosional and Depositional Features (Pages 357-376)

Discover the landforms shaped by wind erosion and deposition in arid environments.

Chapter 22: Karst Landforms: Erosional and Depositional Features (Pages 377-395)

Explore the fascinating world of karst landscapes and their distinctive features.

Chapter 23: Coastal Landforms: Erosional and Depositional Features (Pages 396-406)

Study the landforms shaped by the dynamic processes of coastal erosion and deposition.

Chapter 24: Delta Formation: Process and Classification (Pages 407-420)

Investigate the formation and classification of deltas, critical landforms at the mouths of rivers.

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Chapter 25: Plateau Formation: Process and Classification (Pages 421-436)

Learn about the formation and classification of plateaus and their significance in geomorphology.

Chapter 26: Lakes Formation: Process and Classification (Pages 437-465)

Explore the processes involved in the formation of lakes and the diverse types of lake environments.

Chapter 27: Rocks and Minerals: Formation and Classification (Pages 466-488)

Understand the formation and classification of rocks and minerals, the building blocks of Earth’s crust.

Chapter 28: Channel Morphology: Concepts and Classification (Pages 489-508)

Examine the morphology of channels and their role in shaping river systems and landscapes.

Chapter 29: Geohydrology: Concepts and Components (Pages 509-515)

Gain insight into the hydrological processes that shape landscapes and influence geomorphological features.

Chapter 30: Applied Geomorphology: Urban, Regional, and Economic Aspects (Pages 516-529)

Explore the practical applications of geomorphology in urban planning, regional development, and economic activities.

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Chapter 31: Factors Controlling Landforms (Pages 530-539)

Investigate the various factors that influence the formation and evolution of landforms.

Chapter 32: Drainage Patterns (Pages 540-566)

Examine the different drainage patterns and their significance in landscape analysis.

Chapter 33: Fundamentals of Geomagnetism (Pages 567-578)

Understand the basics of geomagnetism and its role in shaping the Earth’s magnetic field.

Chapter 34: Origin and Evolution of the Earth’s Crust (Pages 579-604)

Delve into the origins and evolutionary processes that have shaped the Earth’s crust over geological time scales.

With “Simplified Geomorphology (Revised)” as your guide, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the Earth’s surface processes and the fascinating landscapes they create.

Whether you’re a student, researcher, or enthusiast, this book is an invaluable resource for exploring the dynamic world of geomorphology.