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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Sunday, 31 August 2014
Here's a little mystery to start off your Sunday morning web browsing. What's going on here? Clues: Trees and sage provide scale, and it's in British Columbia. No shame in wrong
La Tafonomia è la Cenerentola della
Paleontologia. Bistrattata, dimenticata, emarginata, quando del tutto
ignorata, essa è invece la Regina della nostra disciplina, senza la
quale il mondo paleontologico sarebbe caos, anarchia, invaso da
mitologie e superstizioni. In numerose occasioni, in questo blog, ho
rimarcato come l'indagine su un fossile, in particolare per
determinare informazioni su
Views of the Mahantango [09:01:00]
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(702 visits) category→science_technology Devonian; BO
I posted in an earlier blog entry about some Trilobite fossils I had from Bolivia. At the time I could not tell what the genera was of them because there were no labels. Well I found the specimen below in a [...]
Geology in Motion [00:19:49]
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(685 visits) category→science_technology CA,ZA,ES,US,
Credits as above. Picture grabbed from ScienceDaily.com.How can a rock weight several hundred pounds move hundreds of meters across a "dry lake"? And, why do they move in tandem? One of the early [...]
Louisville Area Fossils [05:00:00]
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(670 visits) category→science_technology Neogene; IT
Here is a picture of an unidentified insect fossil at the Museo di Paleontologia at Sapienza University of Rome Italy. Creatures like this existed in the Miocene Epoch of Neogene Period.
Image taken in [...]
Porteau Cove Provincial Park
We are continuing our "Northern Convergence" journey through Canada and the Pacific Northwest. Our last post saw us observing the geology in and around Vancouver Island [...]
In the Company of Plants and Rocks [17:37:00]
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(177 visits) category→science_technology Quaternary; CA,US
Yellowstone National Park -- land of wonders both natural and unnatural.No matter how carefully one plans a vacation, sometimes things just don’t work out. Most years, late August is a wonderful time [...]
WeBlog Aragosaurus [17:22:00]
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(143 visits) category→science_technology ES,US
Este año en la campaña del río de Atapuerca hemos tenido un nuevo participante. Ángel Blanco es un geólogo que ha empezado a hacer la tesis sobre los "peces" del Pleistoceno de diferentes yacimientos [...]
DinoAstur. Blog sobre La Costa de los Dinosaurios [19:21:27]
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(115 visits) category→science_technology GB,US
La revista inglesa Proceedings of the Geologists’ Association publica online un trabajo en el que se describen nuevos géneros y especies de percebes del Jurásico Superior del Reino Unido. Ejemplar holotipo [...]
AZGS geologists Jeri Young and Phil Pearthree pulled out four of the seven portable seismometers deployed in the area around June's M5.2 earthquake near Duncan, Arizona. The portable instruments were [...]
Mente et malleo: by thought and hammer [06:32:49]
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(679 visits) category→science_technology AU
The last 4 days I have been doing a neutron diffraction experiments at Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO). It has been quite an experience, a very cool one actually. I have been [...]
Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [17:24:25]
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(642 visits) category→science_technology US
This is a short update on the eruption north of Vatnajökull glacier. The eruption has its origin in Bárðarbunga volcano. This information is going to get outdated quickly. North end of the eruption fissure [...]
Vollständige Exemplare und Reste von Exemplaren der Gattung Hoplopteryx (Beryciformes) wurden bereits in den "klassischen" Monographien des 19. Jahrhunderts von Louis Agassiz und August Emanuel Reuss [...]
At this link is a great Master thesis recently completed by Genki Taguchi, a student of the University of British Columbia. He is now back in Japan working in the coal mining industry. Dirk Van Zyl [...]
Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [23:47:06]
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You’ve probably heard about the urban heat island effect, but I bet you do not realize is how much it affects your weather (and how much it costs you in cooling costs). The folks at Climate Central put [...]
Els llocs de frontera sempre són interessants. A la interfície entre sistemes sempre passen coses. En altres ocasions he fet referència a l'interessant patrimoni geològic que atresora l'espai entre el [...]
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