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Olive et al. (Reports, 16 October 2015, p. 310) argue that order 10% fluctuations in melt supply do not produce appreciable changes in ocean ridge bathymetry on time scales less than 105 years, and thus cannot reflect sea-level forcing. Spectral analysis of bathymetry in a region they highlight as being fault controlled also shows strong evidence for a signal from sea level variation

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