When defining regions, geographers avoid using subjective information in determining boundaries. This includes opinions and perceptual information. So the answer is Subjective information.
The sea level is tied to glacial growth as a result of the changes that occur.
The glacial growth brings about a decrease in sea level.
Glacial growth occurs when water is evaporated and forms ice which is the
sold state of water as a result of the low temperature in the environment.
The ice formed brings about a decrease in sea level.
However, when the ice melts it leads to an increase in the sea level as the
liquid water formed from the ice which flows into the water bodies thereby
bringing about an increase.
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Over geologic time, the continental slopes are temporary depositional sites for sediments. During lowstands of sea level, rivers may dump their sedimentary burden directly on them. Sediments build up until the mass becomes unstable and sloughs off to the lower slope and the continental rise.
