Difference between revisions of "Morphology"

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(New page: '''Morphology''' is a geographical term referring to ''shape''. Schools of geography include ''geomorphology'' - examining the shape of the earth's surface and the geological and geotecton...)
 
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'''Morphology''' is a geographical term referring to ''shape''. Schools of geography include ''geomorphology'' - examining the shape of the earth's surface and the geological and geotectonic origins of this, and ''urban morphology'' - examining and explaining the development and form of human settlements.
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'''Morphology''' is a [[geography|geographical]] term referring to ''[[shape]]''. [[School]]s of geography include ''geomorphology'' - examining the shape of the [[Earth]]'s surface and the geological and geotectonic origins of this, and ''urban morphology'' - examining and explaining the development and form of [[human]] settlements.
  
 
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Revision as of 03:18, January 7, 2009

Morphology is a geographical term referring to shape. Schools of geography include geomorphology - examining the shape of the Earth's surface and the geological and geotectonic origins of this, and urban morphology - examining and explaining the development and form of human settlements.