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Punctuated eustatic sea-level rise in the early mid-Holocene

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2010

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Bird, Michael I.
Austin, William E.N.
Wurster, Christopher M.
Fifield, L Keith
Mojtahid, Meryem
Sargeant, Chris

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Geological Society of America Inc

Abstract

Whether eustatic sea-level rise through the Holocene has been punctuated or continuous has remained controversial for almost two decades. Resolving this debate has implications for predicting future responses of remaining ice sheets to climate change and

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/56553

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Open Access Research

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Geology

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Journal article

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10.1130/G31066.1

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2037-12-31

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