It has been known since Rhodes Fairbridge's first attempt to establish a global pattern of
Holocene sea-level change by combining evidence from Western Australia and from sites in …

Coral reefs provide significant evidence for former sea-level positions because of their
geological preservation and suitability for dating. Interpretation of this evidence presumes an …

Revealing the diversity of Aboriginal life in the Sydney region, this study examines a variety
of source documents that discuss not only Aboriginal life before colonization in 1788 but …

Future changes in sea-level are projected to have significant environmental and social
impacts, but we have limited understanding of comparable rates of change in the past. Using …

This book presents both state-of-the art knowledge from Recent coral reefs (1.8 million to a
few centuries old) gained since the eighties, and introduces geologists, oceanographers …

The level of the sea does not remain constant. It changes at varying rates, geographically
and over time. Changes of sea level have affected human civilisations in the past (as …

Sand beach ridges are considered to be derived either from aeolian processes and/or
waves but their deposition by individual or multiple storms has not been investigated in any …

Human activities threaten reef ecosystems globally, forcing ecological change at rates and
scales regarded as unprecedented in the Holocene. These changes are so profound that a …

Geomorphologic and chronostratigraphic investigations in various coastal localities along
the middle and south Patagonian Atlantic coast, from Bahía Vera (44° S) in the north to San …

There is considerable uncertainty about future sea‐level projections due to the current poor
understanding of the vulnerability and sensitivity of ice sheets to global warming. Fossil coral …