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The 12 pages that link to River channel, each with the reason it gives.

• FloodplainNarrower topic: The floodplain is the adjacent land beyond this usual channel boundary.

• LaharRelated: Channels concentrate lahar flows and can carry them far downstream.

• River basinRelated: Channels provide the pathways through which basin water moves downstream.

• AvulsionBroader topic: Avulsion begins when flow leaves this established route.

• Flood pulse conceptRelated: The channel supplies water and organisms to adjacent floodplains during high flows.

• River terraceRelated: The channel's position and elevation define the active valley floor beneath terraces.

• Fluvial erosionNarrower topic: Its bed and banks are the surfaces directly altered by fluvial erosion.

• River ecosystemBroader topic: The channel is the core habitat whose depth, shape, and flow organize aquatic life.

• AggradationBroader topic: Channel-bed aggradation raises the bed and can redirect the river's course.

• River morphologyBroader topic: Its cross-section and planform are the primary forms described by river morphology.

• Baer–Babinet lawBroader topic: Its shape and boundaries determine where erosion can occur and how rotational effects might appear.

• RapidsRelated: Channel width, depth, and shape influence where rapids form.