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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Ancylus transgression canonical 1

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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 ⓘ