Ya está abierto el periodo de inscripción para para participar en la nueva edición del Seminario del Geoparque que se celebrará del 23 al 24 de octubre de 2015, que tiene como tema central "El karst: secretos del Pirineo subterráneo" y que en esta ocasión cuenta, además, con el patrocinio de la Comisión Nacional Española de Cooperación con la UNESCO. A lo largo de estos tres días aprenderemos qué es el karst y qué paisajes superficiales y subterráneos le debemos. [...]
Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [23:41:00]
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Entre las charlas y posters presentados en las XXI Jornadas de la Sociedad Española de Paleontología que están teniendo lugar estos días en Baeza (Jaén), los miembros del Grupo de Biología Evolutiva de [...]
Utah Geological Survey - blog [23:26:47]
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ironcountytoday.com On Sept. 28, the Utah Department of Natural Resources celebrated the opening of its new Southwest Regional Complex in Cedar City. READ
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [00:46:14]
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Well, I’m a moron again. In the new preprint that I just published, I briefly discussed the six species of sauropod for which complete necks are known — Camarasaurus lentus (but it’s a [...]
Koprolitos [09:00:00]
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A partir de mañana y a lo largo de los próximos viernes, Koprolitos se complace en presentaros en rigurosa exclusiva el que, probablemente, sea el primer relato jamás escrito sobre dinosaurios, inédito [...]
Utah Geological Survey - blog [00:21:10]
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news.nationalgeographic.com When we hear that a magnitude 8 earthquake has struck, we know that’s worse than a magnitude 4 earthquake. But how much worse? READ
Wissenschaftler des Senckenberg Forschungsinstituts haben
gemeinsam mit einer Kollegin von der Veterinärmedizinischen Universität
in Wien den Fötus einer 48 Millionen Jahre alten Urpferdchen-Stute aus
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In the meantime, we return to In the Path of Destruction! In our previous installments, we saw Mount St. Helens wake up and suffer some pretty extreme swelling, and we ended on the eve of eruption....
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See an amazing array of dinosaur fossils at Vernal’s Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum, and maybe even dig up a few dinosaur findings yourself! ksl.com While it may be getting too [...]
Losses from the El Cambray landslide in Guatemala have now reached 220, with a further 150 people thought to be still
I see there has been a lot of activity looking up my old posts about the old company, and a certain eastern nuclear plant, that I drove by today, on the way back from the cottage.
Then I thought about vw and [...]
Utah Geological Survey - blog [23:18:31]
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Hey everyone! We’ve got two field reviews of new geologic mapping are coming your way. One trip will cover the Willard Quadrangle, the other will cover the Salt Lake City North and Baileys Lake [...]
by Kathleen Terris Located in the heart of the Asian continent between China and India, Tibet is a region with a complicated political history that has been a part of the People’s Republic of China since [...]
Description of a Well Preserved Fetus of the European Eocene Equoid Eurohippus messelensis. 2015. PLoS ONE 10(10):e0137985.
Skeleton of a mare of Eurohippus messelensis is shown with fetus (white ellipse). [...]
Reporting on a Revolution [13:16:00]
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Who regulates the regulators?
In the context of groundwater policy, who will keep an independent check on government data collection methods and analysis which informs groundwater policy decisions.
It would [...]
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The National Museum of Natural History is planning for a dramatic exhibit in the coming years! smithsonianmag.com Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops. Even after more than a century of fossil finds all over the [...]
Water is an amazing thing. It can freeze into masses of ice and float or turn into steam and drift away. But perhaps one of water’s most interesting feats is[...]
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My latest audiobook consumed during my commute was the story of Napoleon Bonaparte’s (why do we always call him by his first name?) ill-fated expedition to Egypt in 1798. Napoleon brought with him a [...]
India is a developing country and its newly developing state Chhattisgarh is also its apex of development. Development is the need of mankind, but not at the cost of changes in environmental [...]