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American geographer (1850–1934)
Also known as: W. M. Davis, William Davis, William M. Davis, Уильям Моррис Дейвис, ويليام ديفيس, 윌리엄 모리스 데이비스
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Classic American geomorphology texts on landform processes and erosion, written in clear analytical prose. (AI reason)
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- Geographical essays (1909)
- The rivers and valleys of Pennsylvania (1889)
- List of geographical lantern slides (1894)
- The state topographical map an aid to the study of geography in grammar and high schools
- The butterflies of the eastern United States and Canada (1889)