Professor Anton Melik (1890-1966) as the leading Slovenian geographer (1927-1965) was a crucial person who, with lectures in geomorphology and publications, introduced the concept of erosion cycle of W. M. Davis into Slovenian geomorphology. His morphogenetics of the mountainous part of Slovenia is also based on the Austrian geologists and Slovenian geomorphologist I. Rakovec. For the hilly areas on the margin of Slovenia he expected the best results from using the concept of W. M. Davis and Serbian geomorphologist Jovan Cvijić who studied terraces in northern Šumadija on southern border of the Pannonian Tertiary Sea.

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Gams, Ivan (2001). William Morris Davis, Anton Melik, level top ridges and slope processes in Slovenia. Geografski zbornik, issue 41, str. 203-219. URN:NBN:SI:DOC-M5PD3HPG from http://www.dlib.si

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Gams, Ivan. "William Morris Davis, Anton Melik, level top ridges and slope processes in Slovenia." Geografski zbornik issue 41 (2001) str. 203-219.
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William Morris Davis, Anton Melik, level top ridges and slope processes in Slovenia
William Morris Davis, Anton Melik, slemenski nivoji in pobočni procesi