Comparison of interglacial marine stratigraphy in Virginia, Alaska, and Mediterranean areas

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Abstract
Stratigraphic and morphologic features in a sector of the coastal plain in southern Virginia define several former positions of relative sea level, of pre-Wisconsin Pleistocene age. Comparison of the stratigraphic features with well-documented features of somewhat similar character in the vicinity of Nome, Alaska, and on the island of Mallorca shows similarities among the three sequences. The similarities are independent of altitude, a parameter considered unreliable in the existing state of knowledge. They suggest that with accumulation of further data, long-distance correlation of at least some Pleistocene strandline features, by conventional stratigraphic methods, can be expected.
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Authors Richard Foster Flint
Journal american journal of science
Year 1966
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10.2475/ajs.264.9.673
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