The dynamic equilibrium model refers to
A) a balancing act between tectonic uplift and rates of reduction in a given landscape.
B) a theory involving the cyclic or evolutionary development of a landscape.
C) a sequential development of landforms.
D) an important concept first stated by John Powell.

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The dynamic equilibrium model proposes that a landscape achieves a balance between tectonic uplift and rates of reduction, resulting in constant but gradual changes. This concept was first introduced by William Morris Davis.

The Dynamic Equilibrium Model Refers to