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Changes in channel body connectedness caused by changes in avulsion and/or aggradation rates

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English: Changes in channel body connectedness caused by changes in avulsion and/or aggradation rates. Although time is on the vertical axis, it isn't necessarily shown as a linear scale. Diagram is inspired by Figure 5 in Bryant, M., Falk, P., & Paola, C., 1995, Experimental study of avulsion frequency and rate of deposition. Geology, v. 23(4), p. 365-368.
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