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Radiometric dating / Holocene / Quaternary / Sediment / Baltic Ice Lake / Physical geography / Radiocarbon dating / Great Belt / Earth / Geology / Baltic Sea / Sedimentology
Date: 2014-02-09 09:46:57
Radiometric dating
Holocene
Quaternary
Sediment
Baltic Ice Lake
Physical geography
Radiocarbon dating
Great Belt
Earth
Geology
Baltic Sea
Sedimentology

Postglacial, relative shore-level changes in Lillebælt, Denmark Ole Bennike and Jørn Bo Jensen The brackish Baltic Sea and the more saline Kattegat are connected by three straits, Lillebælt, Storebælt and Øresund

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