Anthropogenic changes in waterways produce "drought-like" layers in shelf sediments

Keyphrases

• Eilat 100%
• Drought 100%
• Shelf Sediments 100%
• Anthropogenic Change 100%
• Waterways 100%
• Gulf of Aqaba 66%
• Sediment Cycle 66%
• Nile 33%
• 20th Century 33%
• High Concentration 33%
• Mediterranean Sea 33%
• Continental Shelf 33%
• Human Activities 33%
• Anthropocene 33%
• Microplastics 33%
• Climatic Conditions 33%
• Sedimentary Record 33%
• Israeli Coast 33%
• Flood Events 33%
• Change in Precipitation 33%
• Climatic Shift 33%
• Continental Shelf Sediments 33%
• River Channel 33%
• Sediment Layer 33%
• Alluvial Deposits 33%
• Anthropogenic Alteration 33%
• Prolonged Drought 33%
• Sedimentological Record 33%
• Rainfall Events 33%
• Arrival Interval 33%
• Reduced Load 33%
• Inner Continental Shelf 33%
• Larger Foraminifera 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Shelf Sediment 100%
• Waterway 100%
• Continental Shelf 66%
• Mediterranean Sea 33%
• Microplastics 33%
• Foraminifera 33%
• Anthropocene 33%
• River Channel 33%