Through an appropriate statistical method the correlation between the rate of occurrence of geomagnetic reversals and the mean sea level according to the best available data is analyzed. A highly negative significant correlation (significance level < 0.01) is found only with long-term sea-level variations that follow by about 6-9 m.y. the non-stationarities in the rate of occurrence of geomagnetic reversals. This represents a link between crustal and deep interior Earth processes. © 1992.
The correlation of geomagnetic reversals and mean sea level in the last 150 m.y / Marzocchi, W.; Mulargia, F.; Paruolo, P.. - In: EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCE LETTERS. - ISSN 0012-821X. - 111:2-4(1992), pp. 383-393. [10.1016/0012-821X(92)90191-W]
The correlation of geomagnetic reversals and mean sea level in the last 150 m.y
Marzocchi, W.;
1992
Abstract
Through an appropriate statistical method the correlation between the rate of occurrence of geomagnetic reversals and the mean sea level according to the best available data is analyzed. A highly negative significant correlation (significance level < 0.01) is found only with long-term sea-level variations that follow by about 6-9 m.y. the non-stationarities in the rate of occurrence of geomagnetic reversals. This represents a link between crustal and deep interior Earth processes. © 1992.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
