Significant Sea‐Level Fluctuations and Transgression During the Holocene in the Bohai Sea, Northern China

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Analysis reveals significant transgressions and higher sea levels in coastal regions of the Bohai Sea, suggesting impacts on coastal zone planning.

Sea-level fluctuations reached 2.2–3.49 m above modern levels during the Holocene.
The initial transgression phase occurred between 7.7 and 7.3 cal kyr BP.
Sedimentary records demonstrate patterns of transgression and relative sea-level dynamics in the Bohai Sea.
Findings advance understanding of coastal evolution, supporting vital coastal zone planning efforts.

Tang et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals significant transgressions and higher sea levels in coastal regions of the Bohai Sea, suggesting impacts on coastal zone planning.