Tidal Flat Depositional Response to Neotectonic Cyclic Uplift and Subsidence (1–2 M) as Superimposed on Latest-Holocene Net Sea Level Rise (1.0 M/Ka) in a Large Shallow Mesotidal Wave-Dominated Estuary, Willapa Bay, Washington, USA

Journal of Geography and Geology
doi 10.5539/jgg.v10n1p109
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