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What can a sessile mollusk tell about neotectonics?
D. Sivan
,
U. Schattner
,
C. Morhange
, E. Boaretto
Department of Maritime Civilizations
Department of Marine Geosciences
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Keyphrases
Abrasion Platforms
25%
Accelerator Mass Spectrometer
25%
Anatolia
25%
Arabian Plate
25%
Carmel Fault
25%
Continental Margin
25%
Cyprus Arc
25%
Dead Sea Fault
25%
Dendropoma
75%
Differential Uplift
25%
East Anatolian Fault
25%
Eastern Mediterranean
25%
Eastern Turkey
25%
Eurasia
25%
General Trends
25%
Glacio-hydrology
25%
Glacio-isostasy
25%
Israel
25%
Late Holocene
25%
Lebanon
50%
Levantine Coast
50%
Mean Sea Level
25%
Model Value
25%
Mollusks
100%
Neotectonics
100%
Northern Israel
25%
Numerical Model
25%
Plate Boundary
25%
Radiocarbon Dating
25%
Relative Sea Level
75%
Rocky Shoreline
25%
Sea Surface
25%
Sea-level Indicators
25%
Sedimentary Instabilities
25%
Sinai
25%
Sinistral
25%
Southern Mediterranean
25%
Space-time Dependent
25%
Syria
25%
Tectonic Uplift
25%
Tectonics
100%
Turkey
25%
Vertical Displacement
25%
Zagros Belt
25%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Arabian Plate
20%
Continental Shelf
20%
Cyprus
20%
Eurasia
20%
Holocene
40%
Hydrology
20%
Isostasy
20%
Israel
40%
Lebanon
40%
Levant
20%
Mollusca
100%
Neotectonics
100%
Numerical Model
20%
Ocean Surface
20%
Plate Boundary
20%
Pleistocene
20%
Radiocarbon Date
20%
Sea Level
100%
Syrian Arab Republic
20%
Tectonics
100%
Turkey
40%