Late Holocene higher sea-level indicators from the South China coast
Dating of a relict shell horizon ( Saccostrea cucullata) on Hong Kong Island located approximately 1.7 m above present day high tide level constrains the timing of a late Holocene higher sea-level. At 5140±50 yr BP sea-level in the South China area was 4–5 m higher with respect to the Principal Datu...
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| description | Dating of a relict shell horizon (
Saccostrea cucullata) on Hong Kong Island located approximately 1.7
m above present day high tide level constrains the timing of a late Holocene higher sea-level. At 5140±50
yr BP sea-level in the South China area was 4–5
m higher with respect to the Principal Datum (2.7
m below high tide mark) than at present. |
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