Titlebook: Sea Surface Studies; A Global View R. J. N. Devoy Book 1987 R.J.N. Devoy 1987 Arctic Ocean.Coast.ocean.oceanography.sea level.stratigraphy

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Mechanisms of Relative Sea-level Change and the Geophysical Responses to Ice-water Loadingssociated with the melting of continental ice sheets. Secondly, detailed consideration will also be given to some examples of what has been learnt about the earth and the operation of its climate system through the analysis of observations of such changes.

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Global Analysis and Correlation of Sea-level Datased. Yet there should always be an implicit aim that the results of each piece of research should be able to draw from, and contribute to, other investigations. To what extent this is possible varies. Given the correct research design the results should be able to be compared and correlated at any c

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Pre-Quaternary Long-Term Changes in Sea Level distribution), by geoidal eustasy due to redistribution of mass within the Earth and rotational changes, and by local or regional crustal movements. Glacio-eustasy had, of course, only effect during periods of glaciations; namely the Upper Cenozoic, the Permian, the Ordovician, the Upper Precambria

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Quaternary Sea-level Changes: Southern Hemisphere Dataf various kinds. Early studies of this type (Cooke, 1930; Baulig, 1935) concentrated on mid-latitude shore platform/cliff type terraces. Many subsequent workers proposed altimetric correlations of terraces in such areas to the type Mediterranean sequence (e.g. Brothers, 1954; Zeuner, 1959; Ward, 196

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Sea-level Changes During the Holocene: The North Atlantic and Arctic Oceanse of the earth’s crust. Although difficult to define perhaps as a regional unit, the southern boundary of this zone may be placed arbitrarily at approximately Lat. 30ºN (Fig. 10.1). Waters north of this line generally have a high turbidity and are characterised by mean annual surface temperatures of

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