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sea-level model utilizes the alernary Research 4:185-205) and an analysis technique (1989, Geology,17:295-298). The formula for calculating this model numerically ed in Table 6.1. Advance and retreat of the polar ice caps would be expected to coincide directly with global sea level fluctuations (select True or False) V Choose. about 123 m lower Based on information shown on the paleo sea-level curve provided above, the LGM occurred about 125,000 years ago (select True or False) False less than 10 m higher On the paleo sea-level plot, the time intervals between successive sea-level highstands (peaks on curve) range between about 15-30 ka (Select True or False) True about 123 ft lower less than 10 ft higher Choose During the LGM global sea level was how much different than it is today? Major glacial periods necessarily coincide with global climate change. Select one: O True O False

sea-level model utilizes the alernary Research 4:185-205) and an analysis technique (1989, Geology,17:295-298). The formula for calculating this model numerically ed in Table 6.1. Advance and retreat of the polar ice caps would be expected to coincide directly with global sea level fluctuations (select True or False) V Choose. about 123 m lower Based on information shown on the paleo sea-level curve provided above, the LGM occurred about 125,000 years ago (select True or False) False less than 10 m higher On the paleo sea-level plot, the time intervals between successive sea-level highstands (peaks on curve) range between about 15-30 ka (Select True or False) True about 123 ft lower less than 10 ft higher Choose During the LGM global sea level was how much different than it is today? Major glacial periods necessarily coincide with global climate change. Select one: O True O False

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Text to Spee. B Re Figure 6.14. A graphical representation of global sea level during the past 140 ka. This sea-level model utilizes the Cumou Than 120 data from New Guinea coral reefs (Bloom et al., 1974. Quaternary Research 4:185-205) and an analysis technique modified after Pinter and Gardner (1989, Geology, 17:295- 298). The formula for calculating this model numerically is outlined in Table 6.1. Advance and retreat of the polar ice caps would be expected to coincide directly with global sea level fluctuations (select True or False) Based on information shown on the paleo sea-level curve provided above, the LGM ocurred about 125,000 years ago Choose.. about 123 m lower (select True or False) False less than 10 m higher On the paleo sea-level plot, the time intervals between successive sea-level highstands (peaks on curve) range between True about 123 ft lower less than 10 ft higher about 15-30 ka (Select True or False) During the LGM global sea level was how much different than it is today? Choose. Major glacial periods necessarily coincide with global climate change. Select one: O True O False The plot below shows temperature changes over the past 5 million years based on data collected from deep ocean sediment cores. Two of the questions For the other two questions choose the best answer from the selection of possible answers. 41 kyr cycle 100 kyr cycle 2.5 below are True/False questions. For these questions select, True or False, as appropriate, from the selection of choices. mil)
Transcribed Image Text:Text to Spee. B Re Figure 6.14. A graphical representation of global sea level during the past 140 ka. This sea-level model utilizes the Cumou Than 120 data from New Guinea coral reefs (Bloom et al., 1974. Quaternary Research 4:185-205) and an analysis technique modified after Pinter and Gardner (1989, Geology, 17:295- 298). The formula for calculating this model numerically is outlined in Table 6.1. Advance and retreat of the polar ice caps would be expected to coincide directly with global sea level fluctuations (select True or False) Based on information shown on the paleo sea-level curve provided above, the LGM ocurred about 125,000 years ago Choose.. about 123 m lower (select True or False) False less than 10 m higher On the paleo sea-level plot, the time intervals between successive sea-level highstands (peaks on curve) range between True about 123 ft lower less than 10 ft higher about 15-30 ka (Select True or False) During the LGM global sea level was how much different than it is today? Choose. Major glacial periods necessarily coincide with global climate change. Select one: O True O False The plot below shows temperature changes over the past 5 million years based on data collected from deep ocean sediment cores. Two of the questions For the other two questions choose the best answer from the selection of possible answers. 41 kyr cycle 100 kyr cycle 2.5 below are True/False questions. For these questions select, True or False, as appropriate, from the selection of choices. mil)
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