… the mechanism controlling sea-level change for many parts of the geological record. The …
sea-level change, how we can determine geological time, and introduces sea-level change. …

We construct a high‐resolution relative sea‐level record for the past 700 years by dating
basal salt‐marsh peat samples above a glacial erratic in an eastern Connecticut salt marsh, to …

… On time scales of 106-108 years, paleogeographic factors (eg, continental drift and sea level
changes) have contributed significantly to temperature changes associated with transitions …

… change and sea-level response eg 19,20 , but continuous, high-resolution sea-level records
are … presented such a record and quantified the relationship between sea level and polar …

… S2) provide the most reliable geological estimates by dating “fossil sunshine” (eg, shallow-…
a mid-Holocene sea-level high at 5 ka, but we show that global sea level has risen at ∼1 mm/…

… valley in the German North Sea reveal the geological record of the transgressional history
in this area since the earliest Holocene. Radiocarbon-dated records of changes in sediment …

A critical question in sequence stratigraphy is whether or not a falling or lowered sea level
will cause a river or delta distributary channel to incise and thus help to initiate an Exxon type-…

… To assess the equilibrium response of these ice sheets to CO 2 forcing, we must examine
the geological record well beyond 550,000 y ago, to include times when the Earth’s climate …

… better the land-ice contribution to sea level over the twenty-first century. Sea-level changes
reconstructed from the geological record can provide useful constraints on upper limits of ice …

… isostatic sea level change for the past 20,000 years. As the geological record is incomplete
for most parts of the world, models (constrained by the reliable sea level observations) are …