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A sudden drop in river base-level can trigger a knickpoint that propagates throughout the fluvial network causing a transient state in the landscape. Knickpoint retreat has been confirmed in large fluvial settings (drainage areas >100km 2 ) and field data suggest that the same applies to the case of small bedrock river catchments (drainage areas <100km 2 ). Nevertheless, knickpoint...
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