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Rock Resistance and its Influence on Landforms in Basement Terrainss in research as well as on personal preferences expressed by individual scientists. This dichotomy, however, is less acute among geomorphologists who are involved in a comprehensive analysis of landscape development, and this chapter attempts to relate the geochemical behaviour of rock constituents to landforms in basement terrains.