See eustasie on Wiktionary
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"(1928) Probablement de l’anglais eustasy, ou de l’allemand Eustasie."
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"ref": "AndréThévenin, La Préhistoire en Alsace : des origines au Néolithique final, Mars et Mercure, 1979, page 7",
"text": "Ces phases de refroidissement, du fait du bloquage d’une partie de l’eau de mer sous forme de glace, ont provoqué d’importantes variations du niveau des mers (phénomène d’eustasie), et le niveau marin a baissé d’environ 100 mètres au moment des paroxysmes de froid."
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"Synonyme de eustatisme."
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