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Friday fold: near Mistaya Lodge in the Canadian Rockies

Mountain Beltway [2019-08-16 23:03:18]   recommend this post  (897 visits)

Quick, awesome Friday fold here from the Canadian Rockies and Maggie Romuld: Maggie also posted another intriguing image of her hiking in the Canadian Rockies – and set geoTwitter abuzz with a discussion of whether she had captured load casts [...]

Mission Jurassic

Geology in the West Country [2019-08-17 15:47:00]   recommend this post  (700 visits)

Mission Jurassic I have been away and had not seen this. Fortunately a correspondent sent me THE LINK. It is all about a new find of dinosaur skeletons in Wyoming. It looks rather like Dinosaur National Monument in Utah which WEGA visited a couple [...]

Machine Learning

Seismos [2019-08-15 23:08:00]   recommend this post  (694 visits)

Originally posted to LinkedIn, I moved this thread here to give hard links and allow  expansion of the original post beyond LinkedIn length limits. ——————————-I am looking for examples of geoscience problems solved by machine [...]

BLACK BEAR CUB

ARCHEA [2019-08-16 08:12:00]   recommend this post  (607 visits)

Hiking in BC, both grizzly and black bear sightings are common. Nearly half the world's population, some 25,000 grizzlies, roam the Canadian wilderness. Both bear families descend from a common ancestor, Ursavus, a bear-dog the size of a raccoon [...]

Metamorphic evidence of plate tectonic evolution

earth-pages - Research News from the Earth Sciences [2019-08-12 12:13:43]   recommend this post  (547 visits)

Read about tracking ancient paired metamorphic belts using data mining and statistics as a guide to the evolution of modern plate tectonics at Earth-logs Eclogite: the red-brown mineral is garnet, omphacite is green and there is some white [...]

Un Pelotazo de Cheetos extingue las galletas Dinosaurus

Koprolitos [2019-08-13 10:07:00]   recommend this post  (514 visits)

Recuperamos esta información de alcance publicada el pasado febrero por el noticiario El Mundo Today: Un Pelotazo de Cheetos extingue las galletas Dinosaurus EL IMPACTO HA PROVOCADO UN AUMENTO SUPERIOR AL 70% DEL NIVEL DE LA LECHE EN EL VASO Un [...]

SPOTTED CLEANER SHRIMP

ARCHEA [2019-08-12 21:30:00]   recommend this post  (506 visits)

If you were a fish living in the warm turquoise waters off the coast of Bonaire in the southern Caribbean Sea, you may not hear those words, but you'd see the shrimp sign language equivalent. It seems Periclimenes yucatanicus or the Spotted Cleaner [...]

NELUMBO: LOTUS, LOVERS & SCENT DIFFUSERS

ARCHEA [2019-08-11 19:54:00]   recommend this post  (501 visits)

This beauty is the fruit of the lotus, Nelumbo. This specimen was found by Green River Stone (GRS) in early Eocene outcrops of the Fossil Lake Member of the Green River Formation. The awesome possums from GRS are based out of North Logan, Utah, USA [...]

Arctic ice volume firmly following the median band

Ontario-geofish [2019-08-11 18:52:00]   recommend this post  (500 visits)

I am fascinated by this.  The minimum is cruising along the median band.  The port of Churchill can now get the grain carriers out.  The news went on about the Alaska ice going, but that always happens.  It will be difficult to colour the ice [...]

PLEISTOCENE BEARS

ARCHEA [2019-08-16 19:41:00]   recommend this post  (489 visits)

Fossil remains of Agriotherium, the short-faced giant bear, have been found in Collepardo, Italy. A fragment of a mandible was unearthed back in 2015 in the province of Frosinone. Thanks to several years of research and a recent CT scan, the team [...]