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1. Self‐constraining of low‐energy rivers explains low channel mobility and tortuous planforms J. Candel et al.
2. Anthropogenic drivers for exceptionally large meander formation during the Late Holocene C. Quik et al.
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4. Sensitivity of a meandering lowland river to intensive landscape management: Lateral migration rates before and after watershed-scale agricultural development B. Rhoads et al.
5. Predicting river channel pattern based on stream power, bed material and bank strength J. Candel et al.
6. Sediment preservation and accretion rates of fluvial meander-belt deposits: variations with temporal scale and river size N. Yan et al.
7. Late‐Holocene counterpoint deposition in the Lower Rhine River L. Boterman et al.
8. Conditions to Preserve the Sedimentary Record of Channel Planforms in Temperate Rivers of the Northern Hemisphere M. Słowik et al.
9. Changes in floodplain geo-ecology in the Belgian loess belt during the first millennium AD N. Broothaerts et al.
10. Geomorphic responses of fluvial systems to climate change: A habitat perspective K. Juracek & F. Fitzpatrick
11. Planform architecture, meander evolution and grain‐size variability of a deltaic channel belt in the Rhine‐Meuse delta, The Netherlands T. Winkels et al.
12. The evolution of meandering and anabranching rivers in postglacial and loess landscapes of Europe M. Słowik
13. Spatiotemporal dynamics of river channel patterns during the last 400 years south of Leipzig, Germany J. Schmidt et al.
14. The fluvial architecture of buried floodplain sediments of the Weiße Elster River (Germany) revealed by a novel method combination of drill cores with two‐dimensional and spatially resolved geophysical measurements H. von Suchodoletz et al.