Geological constraints on glacio-isostatic adjustment models of relative sea-level change during deglaciation of Prince Gustav Channel, Antarctic Peninsula
Authors:
- Stephen J. RobertsSRStephen J. Roberts
- Dominic A. HodgsonDHDominic A. Hodgson
- Mieke SterkenMSMieke Sterken
- Pippa L. WhitehousePWPippa L. Whitehouse
- Elie VerleyenEVElie Verleyen
- Wim VyvermanWVWim Vyverman
- Koen SabbeKSKoen Sabbe
- Andrea BalboABAndrea Balbo
- Michael J. BentleyMBMichael J. Bentley
- Steven G. MoretonSMSteven G. Moreton
- 1 December 2011
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Quaternary Science Reviews
- Vol. 30 (25-26) , 3603-3617
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