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The Hudson Bay region exhibits anomalously low gravity

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Geophysical studies confirm that the Hudson Bay region exhibits an anomalously low free-air gravity anomaly, largely driven by postglacial rebound from the Laurentide Ice Sheet and mantle dynamics.

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Radial profile of mantle viscosity: Results from the joint inversion of convection and postglacial rebound observables

1997 · cited by 303

This study discusses the free-air gravity anomaly associated with postglacial rebound and mantle processes in the Hudson Bay region.

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The Hudson Bay free‐air gravity anomaly and glacial rebound

1992 · cited by 19

This paper explicitly confirms the existence of the Hudson Bay free-air gravity anomaly low and investigates its origins in relation to glacial rebound.

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