Sentence examples for by changes in sea from inspiring English sources

Since continental margins are the shallowest parts of the world's oceans, they are most affected by changes in sea level.

This is all caused by changes in sea surface temperatures, influenced by greenhouse gases that produce a warming effect, and by sulphate aerosol pollution producing a cooling effect.

Linksland arose at the end of the most recent ice age, when the retreat of the northern glacial sheet, accompanied by changes in sea level, exposed sandy deposits and what had once been coastal shelves.

Moreover, Lehman and Chatterjee [79] noted that major shifts in paleocurrent direction and sediment provenance occur around the level of the "Tr-4 unconformity" in the Dockum Group of West Texas which cannot be explained by changes in sea level or precipitation, and probably indicate tectonic reorientation of the basin.

Freshwater systems in Chile are biogeographically unique and were likely impacted by changes in sea levels.

The most notable manifestations have been the increasing climatic conditions initiated by changes in sea surface temperatures in the Pacific, known as the El Niño Southern Oscillation.

Haplotypes from the Center Group were observed in individuals from a region of a fossil dune environment and granitic hills that were not affected by changes in the sea level during the Pleistocene [ 31, 32] and were reminiscent of the oldest sea level transgression/regression cycle (Barrier I; [ 19]).

Although evidence for synsedimentary tectonic activity is present, the vertical stacking pattern is largely controlled by changes in relative sea level.

Although the term craton is often taken as synonomous with tectonic quiescence, the North American craton is not simply an unchanging, stable platform accumulating strata and influenced only by changes in global sea-level.

The preservation of the record of the Precambrian-Cambrian transition was significantly affected by global changes in sea level.

At that time, sedimentation was mainly influenced by eustatic changes in sea level and gas hydrates dissolution and dissociation.