Bibliometric analysis reveals 25 years of evolution of the Brazilian Journal of Geomorphology, highlighting the consolidation of national scientific production, the growth of international networks, and the challenges of expanding emerging subfields such as Geodiversity, Geochronology, and Geomorphological Heritage.
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			Toposequences: What Are We Really Studying?
This post presents a critical review of the concept of toposequence in soil science. Based on a bibliometric analysis, the article identifies three main approaches: geomorphic surfaces, catena, and toposequence. It also proposes more precise criteria for the use of toposequence in pedogeomorphological studies.



