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Geomorphology of the Ceyhan River Lower Plain, Adana Region, Turkey

Isola I.*, Bini M.**, Ribolini A.**, Zanchetta G.**, D'Agata A.L.***

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** Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy *** Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Roma, Italy

* Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia, sez. Pisa, Italy

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Anthropogenic forms

and deposits

Topographic elements

Main road Secondary road Elevation point !5 Modern quarry Urbanized area B Traces fo ancient exploitation activity

Coastal and lagoon

forms and deposits

Not stabilized dune deposit (sand) Reworked dune deposit (sand) Stabilized dune deposit (sand) Marsh deposit (sand, silt, peat) Deltaic fan deposit (sand, silt)

Lagoon deposit (silt, clay) Marine deposit (sand) Deltaic plain deposit with tidal channels (sand, silt)

Slope forms and deposits

Bedrock

Intensely weathering bedrock

Terrace like surface with tufa and/or calcrete

Pediment

Debris slope deposit

Rocky pediment with tufa and/or calcrete

Fluvial forms and deposits

Fluvial scarp Paleochannel

Temporaneus active gully Area with concentrated gullies Seyhan-Ceyhan uncertain watershed

Recent fluvial terrace Old fluvial terrace

Alluvial fan deposit (gravel, sand) Alluvial deposit (gravel, sand) Colluvial deposit (gravel, sand) Oxbow lake and/or swamp

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