Graveldominated
Gravel-dominated landscapes are characterized by the prevalence of gravel as the primary sediment type in the environment. These landscapes can be found in various settings, including riverbeds, beaches, and deserts. Gravel-dominated landscapes are typically formed through processes such as erosion, weathering, and deposition, where gravel-sized particles (2-64 mm in diameter) accumulate and dominate the surface.
In river systems, gravel-dominated landscapes are often associated with high-energy environments where the river's flow is
Beaches with a gravel-dominated composition are typically found in areas with strong wave action and a lack
In desert environments, gravel-dominated landscapes can be found in areas with a lack of vegetation and a
Gravel-dominated landscapes play an important role in various ecological and geomorphological processes. They can provide habitat