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Sunday, 09 November 2014
I only consider the M4+'s because they have a mechanics solution. The other stuff is just 'breathing'. So, here it is right on the main shear plane, and I need a fault plane solution of strike-slip to confirm it. But, nooooo they don't have a solution! Have they fallen asleep? Too much surfing in California?
Somebody emailed me and asked if I would be interested in reading and reviewing a book about mining in the Amazon. I begged off the offer to read the e-version. So instead they sent me a hardcopy of Amazon Burning by Victoria Griffith. Intrigued I read it–fast. You know it not seriously about
Origin of the unique ventilatory apparatus of turtles. 2014. Tyler R. Lyson, et al. Nature Communictions
Credit: Credit: Blair Lyons (Stroma Studios) and Emma R. Schachner
Early in the evolution of the turtle [...]
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I'm still adding dials before I play. I am convinced that oceanic currents are an independent factor, on a 10,000 year cycle, and they are intimately associated with continental aggregation. [...]
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Isolation brings about evolutionary change, and the Canada Goose clan has been doing some changing over the last few thousand years, especially in Hawaii, but also here in California. Today's blog is [...]
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The first report on the magnitude 5.3 Duncan earthquake is posted on the Arizona Geology online magazine page at [...]
Well, of course it’s finished in the temporal sense. But not in terms of scientific interest. This is perhaps the main conclusion of our latest review paper, which was published in QSR a few days ago. All [...]
Subduction is just the beginning. Stuck on the surface of the earth as we are, it’s easy to think that when oceanic lithosphere is destroyed when it vanishes into the mantle. But this is wrong. The more [...]
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I just had to put the final note on this, since they were such a big mystery a while back. And I was watching Titanic again. I only like the beginning with the technical arrogance. :)
So, these [...]
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