@article{2020,title={THE DIFFERENT RESPONSES OF THE NORTH EUROPE’S AND TURKE’SY RIVERS TO THE QUATERNARY GLACIAL PERIODS:AN EVOLUTION ON THE CASE STUDIES},abstractNode={ River valleys are the important archives for the determination of the past climatic changes. With this chacteristic, they are used frequently for both the paleoclimatic investigations and the researhes of the geological and geomorphological evolution. The studies which are about the fluvial responces to the global climatic changes in the world are mostly evaluated basing on the North Europe rivers. Therefore a general systematic has formed for the all river systems in the world. However, this approach doesn’t contain the Mediterranean rivers, even South European fluvial systems. The aim of this study is to reveal the different responces of Anatolian and Europe rivers North Europe was complatelly covered by glaciers during the cold periods and the vegetation didn’t present, so the coarse sediments was acuumulating in this period. Besides in the beginning of the next warm period the rivers formed their terraces, incising their valleys and deposits. Whereas in the low latitude regions like as Turkey, there was steppe vegetation during the cold periods. Thus the erosion of the coarse sediment was difficult. Consequently the responces of the river systems to the glacial-interglacial periods were not same everywhere in the world and it may be mistake to generalize about all fluvial systems.},author={Nurcan AVŞİN},year={2020},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science}}