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It’s a miracle!

Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [2019-06-30 17:56:25]   recommend this post  (526 visits)

I’ll see your face-of-the-blessed-virgin-in-a-waffle and raise you the fourth dorsal vertebra of the Giraffatitan brancai paralectotype BM.R.2181 (formerly HMN S II) in a dandelion leaf: I saw this lying on the ground as my friend Nataley was [...]

Remembering Donal M. Ragan

Active Tectonics Blog [2019-07-05 01:06:00]   recommend this post  (461 visits)

Professor Emeritus of Geology Donal M. Ragan passed away in February 2019. Unfortunately, I had lost some contact with him in the last years. However, I was first hired on in 1995 at ASU to take Don's position (from which he had retired) and teach [...]

Pterichthyodes oblongus Fish Fossil

Louisville Area Fossils [2019-07-01 05:59:00]   recommend this post  (434 visits)

This fossil is of a early Devonian Period fish Pterichthyodes oblongus. Discovered in 1844 and its name means "winged-fish form". The fossil on display (2018) at American Museum of Natural History, New York City, USA. Fossil was found in [...]

Oregon Is About to Get a Lot More Hazardous

Rosetta Stones [2019-06-30 04:00:00]   recommend this post  (432 visits)

State leadership is failing its citizens - and there will be a body count. -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Sangeang Api eruptiert weitere Aschewolke

Florian Beckers Vulkan-Blog [2019-06-30 10:13:45]   recommend this post  (414 visits)

Gestern eruptierte der Inselvulkan Sangeang Api eine weitere Aschewolke. Das VAAC Darwin meldete Vulkanasche in einer Höhe von 2400 Metern. MIROVA registriert eine Wärmestrahlung mit einer Leistung von 24 MW. Auf Satellitenfotos ist ein kurzer [...]

Collections Manager – Invertebrate Paleontology

WeBlog Aragosaurus [2019-07-05 18:10:00]   recommend this post  (413 visits)

The University of Kansas Biodiversity Institute seeks a collection manager to oversee its world-class research collections in invertebrate paleontology.  The collections consist of extensive invertebrate fossil and micro-fossil specimens, along [...]

New papers on paleoseismology, earthquakes, and active tectonics (July 2019)

paleoseismicity.org [2019-07-01 08:45:28]   recommend this post  (407 visits)

Today we have quite a number of interesting studies on tectonic geomorphology, high-resolution DEMs, and the Tien Shan, plus other interesting stuff on earthquakes, active tectonics, and paleoseismology. Enjoy reading! Grützner, C., Campbell, G., [...]

PLESIOSAURS OF THE YORKSHIRE COAST

ARCHEA [2019-06-30 16:00:00]   recommend this post  (397 visits)

Plesiosaur vertebrae / Liam Langley Collection These two lovely Plesiosaur vertebrae were found by Liam Langley on fossil field trips to the Yorkshire Coast on the east coast of England. Plesiosaurus were large, carnivorous air-breathing marine [...]

Earthquake swarm east of Grímsey island (Tjörnes Fracture Zone)

Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [2019-06-30 18:40:08]   recommend this post  (386 visits)

A small earthquake swarm started today (30-June-2019) east of Grímsey island. Largest earthquake in this swarm had a magnitude of 3,6. There are no news that it had been felt. The earthquake east of Grímsey island. Copyright of this image … [...]

“Fairy Rings” or “Hexinringe” and the Role of Fungi in Weathering and Soil Fertility

Terra Central [2019-06-30 21:33:03]   recommend this post  (384 visits)

As our three-year old chocolate-golden Labrador mix looks happiest when he’s running, we try to get him out to a park once or twice a day. While he’s chasing noisy killdeer and attacking discarded plastic water bottles, I have a chance to look [...]