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Reconstruction of a Relict Inlet System and Historical Storm Signatures along Southern Assateague Island, Maryland
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2020
Assateague Island is a classic example of a retrograding barrier island, with its recent geological history punctuated by episodes of overwash and breaching. However, in addition to a number of historical inlets, parts of the island owe their origin to relict (pre-historic) channels. The present study was conducted north of the Virginia-Maryland border, focusing on a narrow segment of the island fronting the Green Run Bay. The site lies north of the historical Green Run Inlet that was active
doi:10.34944/dspace/2324
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