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Impact of climate change on livelihood of the community in Pakur district, India.

Environment and Geology [2013-07-08 08:38:00]   recommend this post  (856 visits)

Vulnerability assessment of the Pakur District of Jharkhand State in relation to climate change and its relevance to livelihood of the community and families.ByDr. Nitish [...]

Another incredible Gorgosaurus

Dave Hone’s Archosaur Musings [2013-07-07 09:47:25]   recommend this post  (852 visits)

Gorgosaurus has had a lot of love on here thanks to the huge series of posts on the preparation of a specimen by Darren Tanke, but also with this recent effort. Despite the awesome quality of those, this one is arguably better. While not complete [...]

Things You Find in the Field: Another Rock Wall

Looking for Detachment [2013-07-12 13:50:00]   recommend this post  (836 visits)

Is that a dike leading across the far field to the brownish outcrops? As I mentioned near the end of my last post about "Slickenside Ridge" , MOH and I had seen a rock wall the first day we hiked up the north side of the canyon to [...]

Species recognition in dinosaurs? Not so much

Dave Hone’s Archosaur Musings [2013-07-10 09:26:59]   recommend this post  (814 visits)

Those with an interest in dinosaur cranial crests and exaggerated structures (which should really be everyone since they turn up in pretty much every major lineage one way or the other) will probably be aware of the exchanges going on in the [...]

Why the North Rim earthquake is important

Arizona Geology [2013-07-11 05:57:00]   recommend this post  (765 visits)

It was only a magnitude 3.5 earthquake that struck the unpopulated North Rim of Grand Canyon early on Sunday morning, but it is evidence of a major issue in assessing seismic hazards in Arizona.  We have had a statewide seismic monitoring network [...]

Soukup, 1940. Fund eines Seesternes (Stellaster schulzei) im Mittelturon der Umgebung von Budigsdorf in Nord-Mähren

kreidefossilien.de [2013-07-13 14:43:00]   recommend this post  (734 visits)

Josef Jaroslav Soukup, 1940. Fund eines Seesternes (Stellaster schulzei) im Mittelturon der Umgebung von Budigsdorf in Nord-Mähren. Véstnik Královská česká společnost nauk. Třida matematicko-přírodovědecká Praha 1939 (XXII):

New papers on earthquakes, paleoseismology and a “lost fault”

Paleoseismicity [2013-07-09 11:39:17]   recommend this post  (731 visits)

The latest issue of the Seismological Research Letters (SRL) does not only have a very stylish cover, but also includes some papers that will be of interest for the fans of old earthquakes and environmental earthquake effects (EEEs). In the … [...]

Traveling in the Way-Back Machine: The Great Valley as it once was...

Geotripper [2013-07-12 07:58:00]   recommend this post  (701 visits)

Sometimes the interesting revelations just happen. I haven't kept up with the America's Never Never because I was out of town doing something really strange: relaxing. As you might guess from the previous post, we spent a couple of days on the Big [...]

Geological and Geomorphological Applications of Digital Terrain Analysis Session at 2013 GSA Meeting

OpenTopography Blog [2013-07-11 04:26:00]   recommend this post  (699 visits)

Colleagues, OpenTopography is co-convening the following session at the 2013 Geological Society of America meeting, October 27-30th in Denver, CO. We encourage OpenTopography community members working with digital terrain data to submit an [...]

Fish Lake, Taseko, and Anti-mining Activists

I think mining [2013-07-08 05:34:28]   recommend this post  (667 visits)

A perfect summer day.  Last night to the Bard on the Beach Twelfth Night, a great production all round.  No mumbling; no action on the hidden balcony; lots of humor; many laughs; and great acting.  This is sustainable theater: a play that touches [...]