@article{10272/7977,
year = {2009},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10272/7977},
abstract = {In order to evaluate the accuracy and regional significance of salt-marsh reconstructions of former sea
level based on foraminiferal transfer functions, we have calibrated the foraminiferal assemblages of a saltmarsh
core from the Urdaibai estuary using the regional transfer function constructed previously for the
southern Bay of Biscay. The foraminifera-based reconstructions were placed into a temporal framework
using Pb-210, heavy metal concentrations, and Cs-137-derived sediment accumulation rates. The resulting
relative sea-level curve has been compared with the nearest tide-gauge data (Santander) and with other
geological records from regional salt-marshes. Relative sea-level trends from core sediments support in all
cases the idea of accelerating sea levels over the last century when compared to previous centuries,
providing a regional relative sea-level rise of 2.0 mm yr-1 for the 20th century},
keywords = {Salt-marsh foraminifera},
keywords = {Transfer function},
keywords = {Geochemical dating},
keywords = {Sea level},
keywords = {Southern Bay of Biscay},
title = {Las marismas costeras como archivos geológicos de las variaciones recientes en el nivel marino},
title = {Coastal salt-marshes as geological archives of recent sea-level changes},
author = {García Artola, Ane and Cearreta, Alejandro and Leorri, Eduardo and Irabien, María Jesús and Blake, William},
}