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Geoblogosphere weekly review (22th week of 2021, 407 weeks ago)
Blogs:
Most active blogs:
- Adventures in Geology and GeoHazards (28 posts)
- Ontario-geofish (10 posts)
- State of the Planet (5 posts)
- Koprolitos (5 posts)
- ARCHEA (4 posts)
- Geotripper (3 posts)
- Geology in the West Country (3 posts)
- Earth Learning Idea (1 posts)
- Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week (1 posts)
- Oakland Geology (1 posts)
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- Adventures in Geology and GeoHazards (9777 visits)
- Ontario-geofish (2423 visits)
- State of the Planet (1702 visits)
- Koprolitos (1360 visits)
- Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week (816 visits)
- Geology in the West Country (494 visits)
- Geotripper (406 visits)
- ARCHEA (294 visits)
- Wooster Geologists (287 visits)
- BEYONDbones (215 visits)
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- Climate (1)
- Gender Equality (1)
- Ilustración (1)
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- Adventure (1)
- Barosaurus (1)
- Biodiversidad (1)
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- Red Hills (1)
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ReferenceHe always puts his boilerplate about sunspots on the bottom, but he has done what I cannot. He has penetrated the Danish on that site to get something. Greenland gains ice volume in the winter and loses it in the summer, just like [...]
Mark Wheatley es un ilustrador, guionista y editor de cómics nacido en 1954 en Portsmouth (Virginia, Estados Unidos). Ha sido ganador y nominado en diferentes premios como los prestigiosos Eisner, Harvey, Ignatz, Inkpot, Mucker o Speakeasy. En [...]
Here’s a pretty cool image: Plate 7 from Lull (1919), showing the partial skeleton of Barosaurus YPM 429 (above), compared to the much more complete skeleton of Diplodocus CM84/94 (below). I’ve been pretty familiar with that Barosaurus skeleton [...]
The author of a recent book explains how the mountainous terrain and complex linguistic landscape limited U.S. military operations in the Pech Valley.
The post An Interview With Wesley Morgan on Warfare in the Hindu Kush of Afghanistan appeared [...]
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