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The 18 pages that link to Rockfall, each with the reason it gives.

• LichenometryRelated: Lichen sizes on deposited blocks can help constrain when a rockfall occurred.

• KarakoramRelated: Freeze–thaw weathering and steep terrain make rockfall a persistent mountain hazard.

• Alpine climbingRelated: Warming, weather, and climber disturbance can release rock onto routes.

• White Cliffs of DoverRelated: Cracks and weathering loosen chalk blocks that can collapse onto the shore.

• Lyme RegisRelated: Fresh rockfalls can reveal fossils but also create serious hazards.

• Sea stackRelated: Rockfalls remove material from stack faces and can precede collapse.

• Rock shelterRelated: Fallen blocks can create sheltered spaces at the base of cliffs.

• BrecciaRelated: Rockfalls create angular debris that may accumulate and become breccia.

• Corinth CanalRelated: Unstable canal walls have caused rockfalls that interrupt navigation.

• EigerRelated: Rockfall is a persistent objective hazard on the Eiger north face.

• ÉtretatRelated: Chalk cliff erosion at Étretat can cause dangerous collapses and reshape the coast.

• Cordillera BlancaRelated: Freeze-thaw weathering and steep slopes make falling rock a persistent mountain hazard.

• Melnik Earth PyramidsRelated: Fragment collapse continually modifies the steep faces and bases of the formations.

• ScreeRelated: Falling blocks supply much of the debris at a cliff’s base.