Which coastal outcome sharply increases with glacial isostatic rebound?

💡 Explanation

Shorelines emerge because glacial isostatic rebound causes uplift via viscoelastic deformation faster than sea-level rise; therefore, submerged paleoshorelines appear, rather than increased sediment deposits or amplified circulation, which involve different mechanisms.

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