The Geology P.A.G.E. [22:01:00]
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The next up on my tour of the geology of the National Parks in pictures is Fossil Butte National Monument We visited Fossil Butte about 2 years ago, so I'm happy to finally get these pictures posted. The obligatory entrance sign.Since the park is a fossil based park, and most fossils you can't see in their "natural habitat", the best places to see the local fossils are in the visitor centers of these parks. Here we have a fossil wall of some of the spectacular fish fossils [...]
Mountain Beltway [20:51:46]
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My favorite place to have lunch in Montana is at the Grinnell Glacier cirque in Glacier National Park. This is the dining room table: You’re looking at a bedding-plane-parallel exposure of Mesoproterozoic stromatolites here. Every few years, I’m lucky enough to hike up there with motivated students and share food atop this unparalleled view into the shallow seas of more than a billion years ago. Stromatolites are sedimentary structures that
I had this title in my Earthquakes g+ collection. As you know, g+ is for people who don't talk much, and that's a lousy basis for social network. It will never pull in more money than it costs.
Basically, [...]
What is it that makes female power so objectionable? What about a woman leading creates hostility and mistrust? That’s the million-dollar question. Egyptologist Dr. Kara Cooney and Houston native [...]
Guest Blogger: Dan Misinay This summer Dr. Wiles, Nick, Jesse Wiles, and myself traveled to Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. We spent our six days in upper Muir Inlet at Wolf Point. Our purpose this [...]
Efforts to study prehistoric sturgeon in Lake Erie are underway in Buffalo Harbor, according to the Buffalo News. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and U.S. Fish and[...]
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Dietrich Herm, 1983. 2. Symposium Kreide, München 1982 / 2nd Symposium Cretaceous, Munich 1982. Zitteliana, Reihe B, Abhandlungen der Bayerischen Staatssammlung für Paläontologie und Geologie [...]
Koprolitos [09:00:00]
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Todd SlaterYa comentamos por aquí que la galería de arte Mondo, de Austin (Texas, Estados Unidos), había aprovechado el estreno de "Jurassic World" para montar la exposición "When Dinosaurs Ruled the [...]
Gemfields Mozambique Mine Will Yield Rubies for Over 20 YearsMining.com Ruby, Sapphire and Fancy Sapphire – What is the Difference?Geology.com History of Earthquakes in the Western Solomon IslandsThe [...]
Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [00:53:35]
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Sea level is rising rapidly around the Chesapeake Bay. Faster actually, than nearly any other place on the East Coast of North America, and only a few spots along the Gulf Coast are recording a faster rate. [...]
Am Montag wurde in der Sendung "Exclusiv im Ersten (hier in der Mediathek zu finden) der ARD über die Firma Woolrec berichtet. Die Firma Woolrec aus dem hessischen Tiefenbach stellte bis 2013 das Produkt [...]
This is an interesting article published in the Royal Society's Proceedings B.
During the twentieth century, Amazonia was widely regarded as relatively pristine nature, little impacted by human history. This [...]
Tierra de Dinosaurios [18:15:00]
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El Colectivo Arqueológico-Paleontológico Salense (C.A.S) y el Museo de Dinosaurios de Salas de los Infantes (Burgos) han organizado la XIII Campaña de Excavaciones Paleontológicas en la Sierra de la [...]
Hi! I'm Tom Lang, one of the onboard educators for Expedition 356.
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kreidefossilien.de [13:36:00]
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Dietrich Herm, 1983. 2. Symposium Kreide, München 1982 / 2nd Symposium Cretaceous, Munich 1982. Zitteliana, Reihe B, Abhandlungen der Bayerischen Staatssammlung für Paläontologie und Geologie [...]
Latito un poco dal blog. In questi giorni sono molto impegnato con le mie ricerche (progetti incredibilmente spettacolari) di cui spero prossimamente di poter parlare anche solo marginalmente. Sicuramente in [...]
Just as a reminder for all interested in visiting Vienna in September 21–24, 2015 and participate on the international workshop “Advances in Active Tectonics and Speleotectonics”: The final deadline for [...]
A very strange-looking sandbar at Big Lagoon in Humboldt Lagoons State Park on California's north coast.
A geologist walks INTO a bar. She may get hammered, vulcanized, laminated, stoned, cemented, bombed, or [...]
Typically GIS and geodata nerds are male. Anyhow, 99.9 % of our contacts, freelancer sign ups, comment writers here on the blog are boys. But where are the GIS girls and women? There must be thousands of well [...]