- DAVIS CYCLE OF EROSION
- PENCK MODEL OF THE CYCLE OF EROSION
- L.C KING MODEL OF LANDFORM DEVELOPMENT
- DAVIS VS PENCK VS LC KING EROSIONAL CYCLE
Davis Cycle |
Penck Cycle |
King cycle of erosion |
The following table will brief the differences:
Sr. No
|
Davis
|
Penck
|
LC King
|
1
|
The cycle starts with Flat Product
|
The cycle starts with a featureless surface called Primarumpf
|
Starts with hill
|
2
|
End product: Peneplain
|
End product: Pedeplain
|
End product: Pediplanation
|
3
|
Cycle complete
|
Polycyclic
|
Polycyclic
|
4
|
Landform developed in the form of “Slope decline”
|
Landform developed in the form of “Slope replacement”
|
Landform developed in the form of “Parallel retreat”
|
5
|
Erosion or landform development starts only after the completion
of the upliftment process.
|
Both erosional and; upliftment work simultaneously
|
Same as Davis
|
6
|
Major landform, featureless plain, V & U shaped
valley, flood plains, meanders, Peneplain, etc
|
Major landforms Primarumpf, inselbergs, Endrumpf, Pedeplain, etc
|
Major landforms Pediments, Pediplanation,
|
7
|
The landform is a result of the trio factor that is structure,
process, time
|
The landform is the result of the ratio between the intensity of
the endogenetic process( i.e rate of upliftment) and the exogenetic process ( i.e
erosion or removal of materials), irrespective of time.
|
The influence of climate in the landform development is generally negligence, there is uniform development of landform in all climatic conditions except for a very cold & very hot climate.
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