Sea-level oscillations during the last interglacial highstand recorded by Bahamas corals. Thompson, W., G., Allen Curran, H., Wilson, M., A., & White, B. Nature Geoscience, 4(10):684-687, Nature Research, 2011.
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Whether sea level was stable during the last interglacial remains a subject of debate. An analysis of the U-Th ages of coral reefs in the Bahamas, corrected for open-system behaviour, confirms the presence of at least one oscillation within the sea-level highstand.
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