Palaeoshorelines that lie submerged on stable continental shelves are relict coastal
depositional and erosional structures formed during periods of lower sea level. An analysis …

Palaeoshorelines and associated palaeo-coastal features are studied to reconstruct past
sea level, climate, and depositional environments. Their identification typically depends on …

Evidence of submerged paleoshorelines on tectonically stable continental shelves is
represented by relict coastal depositional features that formed during periods of lower sea …

Abstract The Rowley Shelf, the southern half of the tropical, carbonate-dominated, North
West Shelf of Australia, is covered with linear ridges that can be tracked parallel to the coast …

Abstract Late Pleistocene–Holocene shoreline sequences and associated shelf stratigraphy
are described from a high gradient, high wave-energy shelf. Although shoreline preservation …

Coastal barriers store depositional records of past environmental conditions, such as sea
level, wave climate and sedimentary regime. The embayed highstand coast of southeast …

Submerged paloeshorelines preserved on the continental shelf indicate the depths of the
most frequent (modal) low sea-levels within the glacial stages of the Late Quaternary. Here …

High resolution seismic profiles, supported where possible by radiocarbon dates and
regional stratigraphic data, indicate that the last post‐glacial transgression in the SW Pacific …

Almost 2 million square km of Australia's continental shelf was flooded following the
termination of the last glacial maximum, and with it the cultural heritage of the first arrival and …

Existing models of coastal occupation, in one form or another, embrace the assumption that
changes in mean sea level were the prime driver for shifts in coastal resource productivity of …