Holocene Relative Sea-Level Changes Along the Southern Coast of Bodrum Peninsula, SW Anatolia
Bodrum Peninsula, which developed under the influence of the extensional tectonic regime in the west of the Anatolian plate, is one of the areas where indicators reflecting relative sea-level changes are seen above the present sea level. These indicators appear in different types throughout the peni...
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description | Bodrum Peninsula, which developed under the influence of the extensional tectonic regime in the west of the Anatolian plate, is one of the areas where indicators reflecting relative sea-level changes are seen above the present sea level. These indicators appear in different types throughout the peninsula. This study examined shorelines from sea level to +2.6 m at 6 locations on the southern coast of the Bodrum Peninsula. Suitable indicators for dating were found at two different locations in the study area, and two relative sea-level indicators using mollusk shells were dated by radiocarbon method. One of the indicators is a +1.3 m high beach deposit at Gerenkuyu and was dated to 2678.5±79.5 yr BP. The other indicator is a +1.2 m high beach deposit at Gerindere, which is thought to be compatible with the tidal notch and dated to 2241±88 yr BP. Based on the age data and the reliability of tidal notches as a shoreline indicator, the uplift rate of this indicator in Gerindere for the last 2241±88 years has been calculated to be 0.53 mm/yr. |
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spelling | doaj.art-3741894e186341709a5b64e7327e5b432023-10-31T08:03:18ZengAnkara UniversityCoğrafi Bilimler Dergisi1303-58511308-97652023-10-0121248150110.33688/aucbd.1346327Holocene Relative Sea-Level Changes Along the Southern Coast of Bodrum Peninsula, SW AnatoliaRahime Zobu0https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9585-3871Uğur Doğan1https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1300-3484Ankara University, Faculty of Language, History and Geography, Department of Geography, Ankara/TürkiyeAnkara University, Faculty of Language, History and Geography, Department of Geography, Ankara/TürkiyeBodrum Peninsula, which developed under the influence of the extensional tectonic regime in the west of the Anatolian plate, is one of the areas where indicators reflecting relative sea-level changes are seen above the present sea level. These indicators appear in different types throughout the peninsula. This study examined shorelines from sea level to +2.6 m at 6 locations on the southern coast of the Bodrum Peninsula. Suitable indicators for dating were found at two different locations in the study area, and two relative sea-level indicators using mollusk shells were dated by radiocarbon method. One of the indicators is a +1.3 m high beach deposit at Gerenkuyu and was dated to 2678.5±79.5 yr BP. The other indicator is a +1.2 m high beach deposit at Gerindere, which is thought to be compatible with the tidal notch and dated to 2241±88 yr BP. Based on the age data and the reliability of tidal notches as a shoreline indicator, the uplift rate of this indicator in Gerindere for the last 2241±88 years has been calculated to be 0.53 mm/yr. https://dergipark.org.tr/en/pub/aucbd/issue/78193/1346327coastal geomorphologysea-level markerholocenerelative sea-level changeraised notchbodrum peninsula |
spellingShingle | Rahime Zobu Uğur Doğan Holocene Relative Sea-Level Changes Along the Southern Coast of Bodrum Peninsula, SW Anatolia Coğrafi Bilimler Dergisi coastal geomorphology sea-level marker holocene relative sea-level change raised notch bodrum peninsula |
title | Holocene Relative Sea-Level Changes Along the Southern Coast of Bodrum Peninsula, SW Anatolia |
title_full | Holocene Relative Sea-Level Changes Along the Southern Coast of Bodrum Peninsula, SW Anatolia |
title_fullStr | Holocene Relative Sea-Level Changes Along the Southern Coast of Bodrum Peninsula, SW Anatolia |
title_full_unstemmed | Holocene Relative Sea-Level Changes Along the Southern Coast of Bodrum Peninsula, SW Anatolia |
title_short | Holocene Relative Sea-Level Changes Along the Southern Coast of Bodrum Peninsula, SW Anatolia |
title_sort | holocene relative sea level changes along the southern coast of bodrum peninsula sw anatolia |
topic | coastal geomorphology sea-level marker holocene relative sea-level change raised notch bodrum peninsula |
url | https://dergipark.org.tr/en/pub/aucbd/issue/78193/1346327 |
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