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Tuesday, 28 July 2015
Cleveland Lloyd Quarry and Photogammetry: New Look at Jurassic Predators
Utah Geological Survey - blog [23:11:53]
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Jurassic; US
natureworldnews.com It’s hard to imagine the last Ice Age without thinking of Los Angeles’ La Brea Tar Pits, which trapped a number of prehistoric monsters in resin: giant sloths and smilodons so well-preserved that parasites in their fur could be analyzed to determine the time of year in which they died. The Jurassic period —
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Bomb threat empties state office complex
More Bone at Fortunate Son
After days of clearing rock at Fortunate Son without a bone to be found anywhere, the crew was exuberant to radio me that they had uncovered three bones, including another limb element of this new species. [...]The Geological Evolution of the NW USA.
The Geological Evolution of the NW USA.Leader: Dr Doug RobinsonSaturday 28 May - Sunday June 12th 2016 The trip will occupy 14 nights, flying into Seattle in Washington State and out of Denver in Colorado.The [...]Lego Geology
Name that Street
Over the past few weeks as I have been wandering the Seattle streets for my new book of urban walks, I have noticed a feature that I had previously noted but not thought too much about. It’s the handful [...]Three New Diatom Species Found In Lake Of The Clouds
After a summer sampling trip to Michigan’s Lake of the Clouds, students at the University of Michigan’s Biological Station have uncovered three new species of diatoms, according to a release[...] The post [...]Melting drones on Vanuatu – Amazing footage from an active volcano
The Way of the Geophysicist [13:16:24]
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VU
Reading Time: 2 minutesRecent advances in technology have made drones available to the general public. And as nerds go, they have found brilliant ways to use these. Flying a drone with a camera into a volcano [...]
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INQUA Peribaltic Meeting - Ankündigung
The next Inqua Peribaltic meeting will be in the Netherlands 2-8 November, 2015. The Meeting of the Working Group will start and end in Utrecht. In between we will [...]Escultosaurios VII: Saurópodos
Those Magnificent Vedic Men In Their Flying Machines
“Aeroplane is a vehicle which travels through the air from one country to another country, from one continent to another continent, and from one planet to another planet.” ...was the timely explanation [...]Summer earthquake activity in Katla volcano
Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [03:36:39]
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For the past few days there has been summer earthquake activity in Katla volcano. None of the earthquake have reached magnitude 2,0 so far. Earthquake activity in Katla volcano. Copyright of this image belongs [...]
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Great Things Come In Small Packages
Suicide Hill is turned out to be an interesting site. Lots of skull bones here, which is quite unusual. Also there’s this……we thought we had a single animal here but it seems as if we gave at [...]BRLSI - Strawberry Bank Fossils
Guest blog by Yu Zhou (Oxford): The 2013 Mw 7.7 Balochistan earthquake in Pakistan: NOT SO UNUSUAL
In 2013, a MW7.7 earthquake struck Balochistan, caused a huge surface offset and triggered a small tsunami in the Arabian Sea. Immediately, the apparently strange fault behaviour caused the attention of [...]Educated Girls Uncover Unmet Design Needs
Flip through any fashionable design annual, and you’ll read of something called “Human Centered Design.” The practice of HCD places emphasis on user testing, interviews, field research and high-touch [...]Millboro Formation shale in outcrop and in hand sample
Another site from the GMU sedimentology field trip in April: An outcrop on Route 33 in Brandywine, West Virginia, showing the Millboro Formation. It’s mostly shale, with some intriguing sandstones, too. [...]Sediment and sea: from the heights to the depths
This study in blues and greys and browns, this combination of fuzziness and sharp edges, where is it? It’s where land and ocean meet and mingle. A place where mud and silt and sand pause half way along [...]INQUA Peribaltic Meeting - Ankündigung
The next Inqua Peribaltic meeting will be in the Netherlands 2-8 November, 2015. The Meeting of the Working Group will start and end in Utrecht. In between we will visit [...]July 28, 2015
Climate Change Reduces Coral Reefs’ Ability to Protect CoastsUnited States Geological Survey A Rare Breakthrough in Groundwater ModelingUniversity of Wyoming Federal Funding for Science and Engineering Drops [...]Paladin chesterensis Trilobite Fossils
Louisville Area Fossils [06:29:00]
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Carboniferous; US
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Earthquake swarm on TFZ (Tjörnes fracture zone)
Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [02:54:08]
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Earthquake swarm started on TFZ on 27-July-2015. At the moment this earthquake swarm is minor with no earthquake reaching the magnitude of 3,0. That might change without warning. The earthquake swarm on [...]
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