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Constraining the southern Greenland ice sheet since the last glacial maximum until the present from sea-level observations and glacial-isostatic adjustment models

Charlotte J. Sparrenbom, Kurt Lambeck, Derek Fabel, Kevin Fleming, A Purcell

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Key concepts: Glacial period, Post-glacial rebound, Ice sheet, Geology, Ice-sheet model, Greenland ice sheet, Last Glacial Maximum, Physical geography

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