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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Sunday, 13 September 2015
We've been talking a lot in this blog about the cores we recover, but they're not the only source of data we use. We also get a lot of information out of the holes those cores leave behind. The holes have the same sediment layers as the cores, and unlike the cores themselves, which can be incomplete or mixed-up, the sediments in the ground can give us a very consistent record, hundreds of metres long. We measure the sediments on the [...]
Lusodinos- Dinossauros de Portugal [16:16:00]
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Replica-se aqui a notícia do jornal Público, pela jornalista Teresa Firmino que, sempre atenta, mostra o preocupante desinvestimento na Ciência nos últimos 4 anos. Podemos culpar a crise por [...]
I've finished a new blog series on our exploration of the Cascadia Subduction Zone, so I've compiled all the posts in chronological order so you can get the story the correct sequence. Thanks for all the nice [...]
Mt. St. Helens from Silver Lake
We have finally reached the last few days of our meandering journey through the lands influenced by the Cascadia Subduction Zone. We spent several weeks out there, checking out [...]
Earlier in the week, I saw a BBC News story entitled "Online fossil hunters to help comb Kenyan desert" by science reporter Jonathan Webb (8 September 2015). It talks about a British research web [...]
Today, I helped out with the Digging the Past event at the Falls of the Ohio State Park. The weather was nice. A lot of visitors showed up despite the main building being closed for renovations and there is so [...]
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