Anna Marshall

Assistant Professor

The University of Tennessee Knoxville

United States

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Anna Marshall is an Assistant Professor at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville, USA. Her research focuses on river systems, particularly the interactions of logjams, channel dynamics, and geomorphic heterogeneity. Recent articles highlight her work on the influence of wood in rivers, transient storage in stream environments, and the broader ecological implications of variable inundation across terrestrial ecosystems.

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Articles (10)

Reviews and syntheses: Variable inundation across Earth's terrestrial ecosystems

Exploring the Influence of Morphologic Heterogeneity and Discharge on Transient Storage in Stream Systems: 1. Insights From the Field

Handheld lidar as a tool for characterizing wood‐rich river corridors

Geomorphic context in process‐based river restoration

Working with wood in rivers in the Western United States

Islands in the stream: Wood‐induced deposition and erosion in the river corridor

Interactions of Logjams, Channel Dynamics, and Geomorphic Heterogeneity Within a River Corridor

Distribution of logjams in relation to lateral connectivity in the River Corridor

Logjam Characteristics as Drivers of Transient Storage in Headwater Streams

The continuum of wood-induced channel bifurcations

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Xiaolang Zhang

Ryan R. Morrison

Audrey Sawyer

Daniel White

Li Li

Sara Rathburn

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