Which outcome occurs when isostatic equilibrium shifts post-glacially for islands?

💡 Explanation

An isostatic rebound alters submarine slopes because a shift in the equilibrium causes increased stress on accumulated sediments, which triggers mass wasting; therefore submarine landslides become more common, rather than mangrove spread, circulation variance, or distant upwelling influences.

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