by G.H Dury · Penguin · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780140204476
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«The Face of the Earth» is the geomorphology essay by G. H. Dury, published by Penguin Books in paperback (272 pages, in English).
G. H. Dury explains how landforms are created and transformed, combining geology, climate and natural processes to read the landscape as the result of forces acting over time. The work includes illustrations and photographs of mountains, rivers, coasts and deserts, and is intended as an introduction to geomorphology for non-specialist readers.
The work belongs to the Pelican S. series from Penguin and is identified on the cover as a Pelican Original; the original publication dates from 1969.
Recommended for students of geography and natural sciences, and for readers who want to understand how the Earth's landscapes form and change.
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