Holocene Baltic Sea stages

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Holocene Baltic Sea stages are the successive geological and hydrological phases of the Baltic Sea’s development during the Holocene epoch, characterized by changing sea levels, salinity, and connections to the world ocean.

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Observed surface forms (6)

Surface form Occurrences
Littorina Sea 0
Ancylus Lake 0
Baltic Ice Lake 0

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf brackish water basin
brackish water stage
brackish-marine stage
geological concept
large freshwater lake
paleogeographic framework
proglacial lake
semi-enclosed brackish sea
stratigraphic subdivision
appliesTo Baltic Sea NERFINISHED
characterizedBy changes in connection to the world ocean
changes in salinity
changes in sea level
changes in water volume
decreasing salinity
freshwater conditions
freshwater conditions
higher salinity than modern Baltic Sea
short-lived marine connection to the North Atlantic
strong stratification
stronger connection to the North Sea
connectedTo North Sea NERFINISHED
follows Ancylus Lake NERFINISHED
Baltic Ice Lake NERFINISHED
Littorina Sea NERFINISHED
Yoldia Sea NERFINISHED
formedBy melting of Scandinavian Ice Sheet
hasStage Ancylus Lake NERFINISHED
Baltic Ice Lake NERFINISHED
Littorina Sea NERFINISHED
Modern Baltic Sea NERFINISHED
Post-Littorina Sea NERFINISHED
Yoldia Sea NERFINISHED
namedAfter Ancylus fluviatilis NERFINISHED
Littorina littorea NERFINISHED
Yoldia arctica NERFINISHED
partOf Holocene NERFINISHED
Holocene Baltic Sea stages
Holocene Baltic Sea stages NERFINISHED
Holocene Baltic Sea stages NERFINISHED
Holocene Baltic Sea stages
Holocene Baltic Sea stages
Holocene Baltic Sea stages NERFINISHED
precededBy Weichselian glaciation NERFINISHED
startAfter Last Glacial Maximum NERFINISHED
usedFor correlation of coastal deposits
paleosalinity reconstruction
reconstruction of relative sea-level change
usedIn Baltic Sea research
Quaternary geology NERFINISHED
marine geology
paleoclimatology

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Limnea Sea partOf Holocene Baltic Sea stages