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The 10 pages that link to Submarine landslide, each with the reason it gives.

• TsunamiRelated: A fast submarine landslide can generate a large tsunami close to its source.

• Turbidity currentRelated: Its sudden sediment release can generate a turbidity current.

• TurbiditeRelated: Submarine landslides can trigger turbidity currents that deposit turbidites.

• Continental slopeRelated: Slope failure can rapidly redistribute sediment and alter the seafloor.

• Submarine canyonRelated: Slope failures can initiate sediment flows that enlarge or traverse canyons.

• Submarine fanRelated: Landslides can supply sediment that later moves through canyon-fed flows.

• Methane clathrateRelated: Hydrate dissociation can weaken sediment and may contribute to slope failure.

• Sediment gravity flowRelated: A submarine landslide can initiate a sediment-rich flow that travels far beyond its source.

• Soft-sediment deformation structuresRelated: Slumping and sliding deform sediment and may generate deposits with disturbed bedding.