Sandstone landforms shaped by negative feedback between stress and erosion - Nature Geoscience

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Abstract
The formation and preservation of sandstone landforms such as pillars and arches is enigmatic. Experiments and numerical modelling show that load-bearing material weathers more slowly, and thus the internal stress field can shape and stabilize sandstone landforms.
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Authors Bruthans, Jiri;Soukup, Jan;Vaculikova, Jana;Filippi, Michal;Schweigstillova, Jana;Mayo, Alan L.;Masin, David;Kletetschka, Gunther;Rihosek, Jaroslav;Bruthans, Jiri;Soukup, Jan;Vaculikova, Jana;Filippi, Michal;Schweigstillova, Jana;Mayo, Alan L.;Masin, David;Kletetschka, Gunther;Rihosek, Jaroslav;
Journal Nature Geoscience
Year 2014
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doi:10.1038/ngeo2209
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https://doi.org/tsr
Keywords
geology hydrogeology sedimentology geomorphology

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