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James Range
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Figure 1: Planation surface cut across dipping Paleozoic sandstone in the James Range, central Australia.
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James Range

region, Northern Territory, Australia
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  • Figure 1: Planation surface cut across dipping Paleozoic sandstone in the James Range, central Australia.
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    …bevels sandstone cuestas in the James Range in central Australia. Clearly an erosive process cut across rocks of varying resistance. The rock structure would never have developed such a flat surface unless a lateral erosive process had been at work in the past at a particular base level. Where many…

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    …bevels sandstone cuestas in the James Range in central Australia. Clearly an erosive process cut across rocks of varying resistance. The rock structure would never have developed such a flat surface unless a lateral erosive process had been at work in the past at a particular base level. Where many…

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