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Thursday video: Difference between crust and lithosphere

StructuralGeology.org [2012-05-24 23:26:00]   recommend this post  (1221 visits)

Mechanical and chemical division of Earth. Today's video deals with a topic of tectonics: the difference between crust and lithosphere. Many people mix these two things, and hopefully this video will help you to know when to talk about crust, and [...]

Icons old and deep

Through the Sandglass [2012-05-26 08:40:40]   recommend this post  (683 visits)

Thanks to Walter for bringing to my attention this particularly resonant and compelling image from the recent coverage of the investigation of a dramatic shipwreck in the Gulf of Mexico. Here’s part of the original report from NOAA: NOAA,

Fallece José María Herrero, el "padre" de los dinosaurios de Galve (Teruel).

Tierra de Dinosaurios [2012-05-21 10:24:00]   recommend this post  (661 visits)

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Mw6.1 earthquake rocks Northern Italy

Paleoseismicity [2012-05-20 11:57:13]   recommend this post  (623 visits)

An earthquake of magnitude Mw6.1 (EMSC data; USGS: M6.0) rocked Northern Italy on 20 May, 2012 at 2 am UTC. The epicentre was located on 35 km NNW of Bologna in the Po Plain at around 10 km depth. Media … Continue reading

Tetanurae Updated: Part 3

Theropoda [2012-05-22 19:36:00]   recommend this post  (613 visits)

Nuovo aggiornamento di Tetanurae, sempre in base alle informazioni tratte da Carrano et al. (2012). Questo nuovo aggiornamento deriva dall'aggiunta di un singolo OTU: CV 00214, l'esemplare che per molto tempo è stato riferito a "Szechuanosaurus [...]

Curso de Iniciación a la Espeleología

WeBlog Aragosaurus [2012-05-20 16:23:00]   recommend this post  (610 visits)

Nos ha llegado información de un curso de Iniciación de Espelología. Este Curso se desarrollará del 6 al 11 de Junio del 2012. Lo organiza en el Centro de Espeología de Aragón (centroespeleoloaragon@gmail.com) [...]

Resource boom in eastern Arizona

Arizona Geology [2012-05-26 18:03:00]   1 recommendations  (604 visits)

What's going on in eastern Arizona?     Suddenly the area is a hot bed for more unusual natural resources like potash, carbon dioxide, and helium.   Teri Walker, reporter with the Holbrook Tribune-News interviewed me for a story in yesterday's [...]

Hätte heute Geburtstag: Mary Anning, Pionierin der Paläontologie

Mente et Malleo [2012-05-21 22:14:29]   recommend this post  (594 visits)

Die Geologie (in diesem Fall ihres Zweiges der Paläontologie) war ist ( wohl immer noch, und in ihren Anfangsjahren erst recht) eine von Männern dominierte Wissenschaft. Doch ausgerechnet eine Frau war es, die einige der [...]

Back In The Caldera

WATCH FOR ROCKS - Travels of a Sharp-Eyed Geologist [2012-05-20 15:58:30]   recommend this post  (583 visits)

It’s been eleven days and 790 miles since my last post (does it sound like I’m confessing some grave sin here?). Well, I had to get where I was going, and I did travel 2oo sightseeing miles out of my way to get there. Plus it’s hard to type in [...]

Guest Post: A phylogeny of ankylosaurian dinosaurs

Dave Hone’s Archosaur Musings [2012-05-22 08:22:32]   recommend this post  (568 visits)

At least a few parts of the dinosaurian family tree are still relatively little studied and are controversial. One of these is the ankylosaurian dinosaurs, though a new paper seeks to delve into this problem and produced a new and comprehensive [...]