International audienceFrom published data based on the HYBAM observatory database, we explore the relationship between silicate weathering rates and physical erosion rates over the Andean basins of the Amazon River. No homogenous relationship between erosion rates and chemical weathering rate is observed over this area. Only the volcanic basins respond to the global relationship defined by Millot et al1. For remaining areas, two hypotheses can explain the absence of coherence with this global empiric law: 1) The relationship between weathering and physical erosion rates need to be defined for each lithological class, and 2) For erosion rates higher than around 1000t.km-2.yr-1 the system is "weathering limited"
Mountains play an important role in the denudation of continents and transfer erosion and weathering...
This study is a geochemical investigation of the Andean and Foreland basins of the Amazon River at h...
International audienceThe knowledge of dissolution and precipitation rates of rocks and minerals is ...
International audienceFrom published data based on the HYBAM observatory database, we explore the re...
AbstractFrom published data based on the HYBAM observatory database, we explore the relationship bet...
International audienceAt the global scale and on geological time scales, mechanical erosion and chem...
Using the data of the CAMREX project (1982–1984) on the water geochemistry of the Amazon river and i...
International audienceWe present an extensive investigation of a new erosion and weathering proxy de...
The Isthmus of Panama comprises a lithologically diverse andesitic oceanic arc of Late Cretaceous to...
The Rio Solimoes/Amazonas (Amazon River) and its major tributaries have been analyzed for U-series n...
International audienceThis study is a geochemical investigation of the Andean and Foreland basins of...
International audienceActively eroding mountains supply un-weathered material into large river basin...
AbstractActively eroding mountains supply un-weathered material into large river basins. It is still...
Mountains play an important role in the denudation of continents and transfer erosion and weathering...
This study is a geochemical investigation of the Andean and Foreland basins of the Amazon River at h...
International audienceThe knowledge of dissolution and precipitation rates of rocks and minerals is ...
International audienceFrom published data based on the HYBAM observatory database, we explore the re...
AbstractFrom published data based on the HYBAM observatory database, we explore the relationship bet...
International audienceAt the global scale and on geological time scales, mechanical erosion and chem...
Using the data of the CAMREX project (1982–1984) on the water geochemistry of the Amazon river and i...
International audienceWe present an extensive investigation of a new erosion and weathering proxy de...
The Isthmus of Panama comprises a lithologically diverse andesitic oceanic arc of Late Cretaceous to...
The Rio Solimoes/Amazonas (Amazon River) and its major tributaries have been analyzed for U-series n...
International audienceThis study is a geochemical investigation of the Andean and Foreland basins of...
International audienceActively eroding mountains supply un-weathered material into large river basin...
AbstractActively eroding mountains supply un-weathered material into large river basins. It is still...
Mountains play an important role in the denudation of continents and transfer erosion and weathering...
This study is a geochemical investigation of the Andean and Foreland basins of the Amazon River at h...
International audienceThe knowledge of dissolution and precipitation rates of rocks and minerals is ...