… Shelf-edge deltas in a stable-to-falling relative sea level usually have no paralic tail, create
… on the delta fronts. If sea level falls below the shelf margin, the shelf-edge delta becomes …

… Effective sea-level rise (ESLR) is defined as the rate of apparent sea-level change relative
to the delta surface. For an individual delta, ESLR is defined by the combination of eustatic …

… Sea-level changes have been slow compared to other … science on river delta response to
sea-level change, including … of past and future regional sea-level change, including a better …

… ), we conclude that sea-level change is the only process that could bring about the coeval
worldwide initiation of Holocene deltas. Surveys of sea-level histories from diverse settings (cf. …

… millennium-scale sea-level changes and the evolution of the Song Hong delta during the …
reviewed Holocene sea-level changes in the region surrounding the Song Hong delta; and third…

… initiation of most Holocene deltas. Therefore, we conclude that sea-level change is
theonly process that could induce early Holocene delta development on a worldwide basis. …

… , these deltas would also have drowned as sea level … of deltas to SLR appears when the
feedbacks among sea level, … scale, that is, the whole delta. The enhanced sedimentation and …

… All deltas have experienced some level of sea-level fluctuations during the mid- to late-…
relative sea-level processes impacting a delta but omit discussion on: (1) longer-term changes to …

… sediment balance and relative sea level rise across 46 global deltas. We model scenarios …
to explore how changing sediment fluxes impact relative sea level rise in delta systems. Model …

… the influence of MIS5-4 sea level fluctuations, while the downstream … of sea level fall at the
MIS3-2 transition on a flatter mid-outer shelf. Until 15 ka BP, the valley fed an asymmetric delta …