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Late Quaternary environmental changes in Hong Kong
R Bernhart OWEN
*
, R. J. Neller
, R. Shaw
, P. C.T. Cheung
*
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Hong Kong
100%
Seismic Units
100%
Environmental Change
100%
Erosion Surface
62%
Marine mud
37%
Diatoms
25%
Fluvial Erosion
25%
Marine Sediments
25%
Late Pleistocene
12%
Diatomaceous
12%
Two-period
12%
Lacustrine Deposits
12%
Tidal Scour
12%
Planation
12%
Planation Surface
12%
Warm-humid
12%
Shallow Marine
12%
Marine Deposition
12%
Channel Environment
12%
Marine Environment
12%
Lacustrine Environment
12%
Late Holocene
12%
Floodplain Deposits
12%
Overbank
12%
Paleosol
12%
Incision
12%
Lamination
12%
Seasonal Flooding
12%
Pre-Quaternary
12%
Being Present
12%
Kaolin
12%
Quaternary Deposits
12%
Elastic Sediments
12%
Scouring Erosion
12%
Seismic Reflection Profile
12%
Minor Incision
12%
Channel Deposits
12%
Basal Sand
12%
Marine Erosion
12%
High Sea States
12%
Marine Flooding
12%
Base-level Change
12%
Quaternary Sediments
12%
Fluvial Incision
12%
Weathered Bedrock
12%
Backswamp
12%
Chemical Weathering
12%
Tidal Current
12%
Humid Conditions
12%
Coastal Environment
12%
Oxygen Isotope Stage
12%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Environmental Change
100%
Sea Level
100%
Hong Kong
100%
Planation
40%
Diatom
40%
Marine Sediment
40%
Late Pleistocene
20%
Holocene
20%
Lacustrine Deposit
20%
Pleistocene
20%
Salinity
20%
Sedimentology
20%
Quaternary Sediments
20%
Flood Plain
20%
Lacustrine Environment
20%
Coastal Environment
20%
Paleoenvironment
20%
Chemical Weathering
20%
Locale
20%
Marine Environment
20%
Paleosol
20%
Oxygen 18
20%
Tidal Current
20%
Seismic Reflection
20%