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Flood hazard in mountain streams: the key role of geomorphic processes during high magnitude events
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River Widening in Mountain and Foothills Areas During Floods: Insights from a European Meta-Analysis
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Optimising the identification of river sediment supply areas and their connectivity in the mountainous river basins of central Italy
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