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Tectonic Geomorphology: A New Approach in Earth Science Studies

Tectonic geomorphology is a relatively new branch of applied geomorphology, and defined as the application of geomorphology to tectonic problems, that includes the study of landform characteristics and landscape evolution for areas and regions affected by recent tectonic activity. This paper attempts to introduce tectonic geomorphology, itʹs concepts and subjects, within landforms related to tectonic activities. In this survey, faults and the rate of their activities, foldings, landforms related to mantle plumes,- pull-apart and piggy-back basins, ring structures and complexes, and finaly geomorphic indies are studied with the aim of evaluating the extension of tectonic activity.