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    "Climate Change",
    "Earth science",
    "erosion & weathering",
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  "textContent": "Schematic of the mountain-basin model, consisting of an uplifted mountain range coupled with a foreland basin. Sediment generated in the mountains can deposit within rivers or accumulate in the basin through aggradation and progradation. The base level represents an open boundary where sediment leaves the system. Credit: Luo et al. [2025], Figure 1",
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