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Study on the Water Level–Discharge Relationship Changes in Dongting Lake Outlet Section over 70 Years and the Impact of Yangtze River Backwater Effect
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Method of complex benchmarks for assessing rates of relief formation on erosive river banks
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RIVER-BED DOWN-CUTTING EQUILIBRIUM OF A REACH ON YANGTZE RIVER
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Regularity of transportation for cohesive bank-collapsed materials
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Impacts of dam construction on river channel evolution: a case of Minjiang River in Southeastern China
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