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Sea level rise - How much and how fast will sea level rise over the coming centuries? [Past]

Mark E. Siddall, David Pollard

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data).Grounded ice elevations (m) are shown by the rainbow scale, and floating ice thicknesses (m) by the pink scale.The approximate location of Cape Roberts and ANDRILL sediment cores (Scherer et al. 2008; Naish et al. 2009) is shown by a black dot.

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data).Grounded ice elevations (m) are shown by the rainbow scale, and floating ice thicknesses (m) by the pink scale.The approximate location of Cape Roberts and ANDRILL sediment cores (Scherer et al. 2008; Naish et al. 2009) is shown by a black dot.

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data).Grounded ice elevations (m) are shown by the rainbow scale, and floating ice thicknesses (m) by the pink scale.The approximate location of Cape Roberts and ANDRILL sediment cores (Scherer et al. 2008; Naish et al. 2009) is shown by a black dot.

Key concepts: Sea level rise, Sea level, Oceanography, Geology, Climate change

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