History of Sea Level Variability Over the Past Million Years

History of Sea Level Variability Over the Past Million Years
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Exploration of sea level changes over the last 1,000,000 years through research and data, including the post-glacial maximum sea level, exposed continental shelf during the last ice age, and rising sea level as ice caps melted. The analyses provide insights into the dynamics of sea level fluctuations and their impacts on coastal areas.

  • Sea level
  • Variability
  • Climate change
  • Geological history
  • Coastal dynamics

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  1. Sea level for the last 1,000,000 years Rohling, EJ, GL Foster, KM Grant, G Marino, AP Roberts, ME Tamisiea, and F Williams. Sea-Level and Deep-Sea-Temperature Variability over the Past 5.3 Million Years. Nature, 2014. 1

  2. Post-Glacial Maximum Sea Level Donoghue, Joseph F. Sea Level History of the Northern Gulf of Mexico Coast and Sea Level Rise Scenarios for the near Future. Climatic Change 107, no. 1 2 (2011): 17 33. 2

  3. Exposed Continental Shelf During the last Ice Age Higher Uplands Pleistocene erosional surface Pleistocene Terrace Exposed Shelf BLUM & ROBERTS, 2011 FISK, 1944 3

  4. Rising Sea Level as Ice Cap Melted Higher Uplands Braided stream aggradation Pleistocene Terrace Holocene delta deposits BLUM & ROBERTS, 2011 FISK, 1944 4

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