Definition of "geomorphologic" [geomorphologic]

• Of or pertaining to geomorphology; geomorphological (adjective)

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• "The nominated World Heritage site includes three distinct geomorphologic units, each one corresponding to different geologic phases: (a) Pre-Cambrian metamorphic and magma gneiss outcrops forming round-shaped hills, which are the oldest and highest formations, and are located most distant from the sea."
• "There are three principal geomorphologic types in the ecoregion: alluvial plains of recent origin, low mountains formed by the relatively recent dissection of sediments from the Tertiary and Pleistocene periods, and the complexes in mountain areas consisting of mesozoic rocks."
• "This system, formed between the Tertiary and Lower Upper Quaternary, is the main geomorphologic feature of this region."