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  1. Fjords

    Linked via "Pleistocene ice sheets"

    Formation and Glacial Scouring
    The genesis of a fjord requires specific conditions involving alpine glaciation or continental glaciation during periods of lowered sea level. Massive glaciers, acting as slow-moving geological abrasives, deepened and widened pre-existing river valleys via glacial plucking and abrasion. The signature [U-shape cross-sect…
  2. Sea Level

    Linked via "Pleistocene ice sheets"

    Local Variations
    Local variations are dominated by tides, which are primarily driven by the gravitational interactions between the Earth, Moon, and Sun)/. However, localized effects, such as Glacial Isostatic Adjustment (GIA)/), cause areas near formerly glaciated regions (like Scandinavia and Hudson Bay) to experience relative falls in sea l…