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Regina DeWitt

Timing of the most recent Neoglacial advance and retreat in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctic Peninsula: insights from raised beaches and Holocene uplift rates

Thermal history versus sedimentary history: OSL sensitivity of quartz grains extracted from rocks and sediments

Determination of controls on Holocene barrier progradation through application of OSL dating: The Ilha Comprida Barrier example, Southeastern Brazil

Excess ground ice of condensation–diffusion origin in University Valley, Dry Valleys of Antarctica: Evidence from isotope geochemistry and numerical modeling

Transition of a regressive to a transgressive barrier island due to back-barrier erosion, increased storminess, and low sediment supply: Bogue Banks, North Carolina, USA

Quantifying rates of coastal subsidence since the last interglacial and the role of sediment loading

A new approach to reconstructing sea levels in Antarctica using optically stimulated luminescence of cobble surfaces

Relative sea-level history of Marguerite Bay, Antarctic Peninsula derived from optically stimulated luminescence-dated beach cobbles

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