Ancylus transgression

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The Ancylus transgression was a major early Holocene rise in the water level of the Baltic basin that reshaped shorelines and sedimentation patterns of the former Ancylus Lake.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Holocene transgression
geological event
paleogeographic event
affects coastal morphology of the Baltic region
former Ancylus Lake
lacustrine and marine sediment distribution
causes changes in sedimentation patterns in the Baltic basin
reshaping of shorelines of Ancylus Lake
rise in water level of the Baltic basin
evidencedBy beach ridge complexes
deltaic deposits
lacustrine and brackish-water sediments
raised shorelines
follows Ancylus Lake stage
linked to: Ancylus Lake

Baltic Ice Lake stage
linked to: Baltic Ice Lake
hasApproximateAge early Holocene (roughly 10,000–8,000 years ago)
hasCause changes in global sea level
glacio-isostatic uplift
melting of Pleistocene ice sheets
hasEffect creation of transgressive sand and gravel deposits
drowning of low-lying coastal areas
formation of new shorelines
hasLocation Baltic Sea region
Baltic basin
linked to: Baltica

Northern Europe
Scandinavia
hasResearchMethod diatom analysis in sediment cores
radiocarbon dating of coastal sediments
seismic stratigraphy in Baltic basins
shoreline displacement analysis
hasStratigraphicSignificance marker horizon in Baltic basin Holocene stratigraphy
hasTemporalPosition early Holocene Baltic Sea evolution
hasWaterBodyType freshwater to slightly brackish environment
influences distribution of early Holocene archaeological sites in the Baltic region
postglacial landscape development around the Baltic Sea
isNamedAfter Ancylus fluviatilis
occursIn early Holocene
partOf development of the Baltic Sea
precedes Littorina Sea stage
linked to: Littorina Sea
relatedTo Ancylus Lake
Baltic Sea level history
Littorina transgression
studiedIn Quaternary geology
paleogeography
paleolimnology

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Ancylus Lake hasStratigraphicUnit Ancylus transgression