Weihs, Brandon Jeffery2020-11-112020-11-112020-12-01https://hdl.handle.net/2097/40912This dissertation is a series of stand-alone journal articles and reports produced during my tenure as a Ph.D. student. All of these articles are peer-reviewed outside the Kansas State University system, and one of them is published in Papers in Applied Physical Geography, a peer-reviewed journal. The following dissertation is itemized by chapters that include these pieces; Woody encroachment of a riparian corridor in a tallgrass prairie: dendrochronological evidence from Kansas, USA; Slope Failures and Cross-valley Profiles, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming; Mass-movement Disturbance Regime Landscapes, Hazards, and Water Implications: Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.en-USParabolic glacial valleysMass movementGeomorphologyDisturbance regime landscapesDendrochronologyDissertation