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Table of Contents - Special Paper 351

Deglacial History and Relative Sea-Level Changes, Northern New England and Adjacent Canada

Preface

1. Changing paradigms of surficial geology in Maine: From the biblical flood to glaciation
Harold W. Borns, Jr. 1

2. Deglaciation of the Gulf of Maine
Detmar Schnitker, Daniel F. Belknap, Tania S. Bacchus, Julie K. Friez, Barbara A. Lusardi, and Daniel M. Popek 9

3. Glaciation and relative sea-level change in Maritime Canada
Rudolph R. Stea, Gordon B.J. Fader, David B. Scott, and Patrick Wu 35

4. Late Wisconsinan ice advances, ice extent, and glacial regimes interpreted from seismic data, sediment physical properties, and Foraminifera: Halibut Channel, Grand Banks of Newfoundland
Ann A.L. Miller, Gordon B.J. Fader, and Kathryn Moran 51

5. Deglaciation of western Maine
Woodrow B. Thompson 109

6. Late Quaternary morphogenesis of a marine-limit delta plain in southwest Maine
Anna K. Tary, Duncan M. Fitzgerald, and Ilya V. Buynevich 125

7. Morainal banks and the deglaciation of coastal Maine
Lewis E. Hunter and Geoffrey W. Smith 151

8. Atmospheric ¹⁴C chronology for late Wisconsinan deglaciation and sea-level change in eastern New England using varve and paleomagnetic records
John C. Ridge, Brandy A. Canwell, Meredith A. Kelly, and Sharon Z. Kelley 171

9. Deglaciation and relative sea-level chronology, Casco Bay Lowland and lower Androscoggin River valley, Maine
Michael J. Retelle and Thomas K. Weddle 191

10. Stratigraphy, paleoceanography, chronology, and environment during deglaciation of eastern Maine
Christopher C. Dorion, Gregory A. Balco, Michael R. Kaplan, Karl J. Kreutz, James D. Wright, and Harold W. Borns, Jr. 215

11. Late Wisconsinan glacial dynamics, deglaciation, and marine invasion in southern Québec
Serge Occhietti, Michel Parent, William W. Shilts, Jean-Claude Dionne, Étienne Govare, and Dominique Harmand 243

12. Relative sea-level changes in the St. Lawrence estuary from glaciation to present day
Jean-Claude Dionne 271

Index 285

Preface
1.	Changing paradigms of surficial geology in Maine: From the biblical flood to glaciation Harold W. Borns, Jr.	1
2.	Deglaciation of the Gulf of Maine Detmar Schnitker, Daniel F. Belknap, Tania S. Bacchus, Julie K. Friez, Barbara A. Lusardi, and Daniel M. Popek	9
3.	Glaciation and relative sea-level change in Maritime Canada Rudolph R. Stea, Gordon B.J. Fader, David B. Scott, and Patrick Wu	35
4.	Late Wisconsinan ice advances, ice extent, and glacial regimes interpreted from seismic data, sediment physical properties, and Foraminifera: Halibut Channel, Grand Banks of Newfoundland Ann A.L. Miller, Gordon B.J. Fader, and Kathryn Moran	51
5.	Deglaciation of western Maine Woodrow B. Thompson	109
6.	Late Quaternary morphogenesis of a marine-limit delta plain in southwest Maine Anna K. Tary, Duncan M. Fitzgerald, and Ilya V. Buynevich	125
7.	Morainal banks and the deglaciation of coastal Maine Lewis E. Hunter and Geoffrey W. Smith	151
8.	Atmospheric ¹⁴C chronology for late Wisconsinan deglaciation and sea-level change in eastern New England using varve and paleomagnetic records John C. Ridge, Brandy A. Canwell, Meredith A. Kelly, and Sharon Z. Kelley	171
9.	Deglaciation and relative sea-level chronology, Casco Bay Lowland and lower Androscoggin River valley, Maine Michael J. Retelle and Thomas K. Weddle	191
10.	Stratigraphy, paleoceanography, chronology, and environment during deglaciation of eastern Maine Christopher C. Dorion, Gregory A. Balco, Michael R. Kaplan, Karl J. Kreutz, James D. Wright, and Harold W. Borns, Jr.	215
11.	Late Wisconsinan glacial dynamics, deglaciation, and marine invasion in southern Québec Serge Occhietti, Michel Parent, William W. Shilts, Jean-Claude Dionne, Étienne Govare, and Dominique Harmand	243
12.	Relative sea-level changes in the St. Lawrence estuary from glaciation to present day Jean-Claude Dionne	271
Index		285