Estuarine development and early Holocene transgression across an aeolianite substrate, Caesarea, central Israel

Keyphrases

• Israel 100%
• Caesarea 100%
• Sand 100%
• Holocene Transgression 100%
• Aeolianite 100%
• Early Holocene 100%
• Water Depth 66%
• Estuary 66%
• Israeli Coast 66%
• Sea Level Rise 66%
• Nile Delta 66%
• Dune Formation 66%
• Parabolic Dunes 66%
• Coastal Foredunes 66%
• Shallow Water 33%
• Continental Shelf 33%
• High-resolution 33%
• Estuarine Sediments 33%
• Climatic Conditions 33%
• Kurkar 33%
• Multibeam Bathymetry 33%
• Global Sea Level 33%
• Southeast Mediterranean 33%
• Dunes 33%
• Coastal Landscape 33%
• Last Glacial Maximum 33%
• Human Settlements 33%
• Cementation 33%
• Aeolian Deposits 33%
• Morphological Characteristics 33%
• River Channel 33%
• Paleochannel 33%
• Past Landscapes 33%
• Blowout 33%
• Linear Ridges 33%
• Ridge Morphology 33%
• Sea-level Curve 33%
• Human Exploitation 33%
• Seismic Stratigraphy 33%
• Pre-last Glacial Maximum 33%
• Climate Aridization 33%
• Anthropogenic Denudation 33%
• Abundant Resources 33%
• Subsurface Mapping 33%
• Barrier Island 33%
• Near-surface Seismic 33%
• Littoral Current 33%
• Deltaic Sediments 33%
• Cape Cod 33%
• Crocodile 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Israel 100%
• Sea Level 100%
• Early Holocene 100%
• Water Depth 66%
• Sea Level Rise 66%
• Last Glacial Maximum 66%
• Foredune 66%
• Dune Formation 66%
• Shallow Water 33%
• Vegetation 33%
• Continental Shelf 33%
• Coastal Current 33%
• Holocene 33%
• Prehistoric 33%
• Bathymeter 33%
• Fossil 33%
• Coastal Landscape 33%
• Estuarine Sediment 33%
• Cementation 33%
• Aridification 33%
• Eolian Deposit 33%
• River Channel 33%
• Denudation 33%
• Seismic Stratigraphy 33%
• Near-Surface Geology 33%
• Barrier Island 33%