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Measurements of corals in the Caribbean to determine sea level rise and fall are hampered by

Measurements of corals in the Caribbean to determine sea level rise and fall are hampered by
A) difficulties in finding all remaining corals buried in sediment.
B) difficulties with carbon-dating methods due to the way that corals incorporate carbon into their shells.
C) a lack of knowledge about how much tectonic uplift and subsidence have occurred.
D) changes in the sea due to local weather conditions.

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How Does Earth Work? Physical Geology and the Process of Science

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Authors: Smith, Pun

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