Ultimately, however, it could be argued that terrace deposition throughout
the catchment was a consequence of a combination of both human and climatic impacts, as
increased precipitation and aggradational events such as flooding events, both catalysts of
terrace deposition, are caused by both climate and anthropogenic forcing,
whether directly in the case of landscape interference, or indirectly in the case of fossil fuel
emissions following the Anthropocene.
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