On the significance of sea-level variations and shelf paleo-morphology in governing sedimentation in the southern South China Sea during the last deglaciation

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Sea Level 100%
• China 100%
• Last Deglaciation 100%
• Flood 33%
• Climate Change 16%
• Vegetation 16%
• Deep Sea 16%
• Continental Slope 16%
• Reworking 16%
• Atmospheric Circulation 16%

Keyphrases

• Transgression 66%
• Asian Monsoon 33%
• Local Climate Change 33%
• Sunda 33%
• Synchroneity 33%
• Geochemical Variation 33%
• Terrigenous 33%
• Sedimentary Pattern 33%
• Shelf Sedimentation 33%
• Sea-level Lowstand 33%
• Sedimentation Regime 33%
• Shelf Margin 33%