Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [23:45:00]
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(92 visits) category→science_technology Jurassic
I've been wanting to do something to help out The Jurassic Foundation for a while. They are a nonprofit that supports dinosaur research worldwide by offering grants to paleontologists, many of whom are from developing countries or are early in their career. To celebrate the fifth National Fossil Day, half of all Mammoth is Mopey hardcover and ebook sales this week will be donated to them. That's $7.50 of every hardcover sale and $3.50 from every ebook sale going straight to the Jurassic [...]
Bellandur Lake in Bangalore, India, is so polluted that its banks are daily filled with foam. It is located near an area similar in use to America’s Silicon Valley and[...]
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Utah Geological Survey - blog [22:24:43]
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(129 visits) category→recreation US
Pine Valley Mountains, Washington County, Utah Photographer: Nikki Simon; ©
There is still a beautiful show in the sky in the early morning this month. When I realized I missed Mercury in my Friday morning picture, I went out again this morning for another try, and caught it between [...]
Utah Geological Survey - blog [20:17:52]
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(142 visits) category→recreation US
Hey everyone! Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 14th, is the 6th annual National Fossil Day! Follow the National Fossil Day Facebook page for information and events HERE. A message from the American Geosciences [...]
New research maps the distribution of aragonite saturation state in both surface and subsurface waters of the global ocean and provides further evidence that ocean acidification is happening on a global scale. [...]
Noticias de PMMV [19:01:34]
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(94 visits) category→science_technology Neogene,Paleogene; ES,US
En un nuevo artículo, miembros de PMMV exploran la cantidad de información sobre el pasado que podemos recuperar utilizando árboles filogenéticos de especies actuales:
Cantalapiedra, J. L., M. Hernández [...]
Looking southeast from Goldfield Summit. Stonewall Mountain is barely peeking through the gap.
South from Goldfield, the country drops off fairly abruptly, as if preparing the traveler for their eventual [...]
A position of assistant professor (“Maître de Conférence”) in Micropaleontology will be opened next spring 2016 at the National Museum of Natural History in Paris. Recruitment at the Museum and at [...]
scienzeedintorni [16:04:00]
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Stavolta parlo di un argomento assolutamente non solito su Scienzeedintorni, ma sento come dovere civico di farlo per la drammatica notizia di Bologna.Ebbene sì, nella città della Alma Mater Studiorum una [...]
Nicolás Young was just named a winner of a 2015 Blavatnik Award for his work measuring ice sheets in changing climates of the past. His new projects are taking glacier tracking to the next
An Atom\'s-Eye View of the Planet [11:50:11]
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(148 visits) category→science_technology US,RU
The Barringer meteor crater is an iconic Arizona landmark, more than 1km wide and 170 metres deep, left behind by a massive 300,000 tonne meteorite that hit Earth 50,000 years ago with a force equivalent to a [...]
The Deep Lake landslide in Montana is a giant prehistoric rockslide that has created a large lake in the Beartooth
It was one of those incredibly busy weeks, planning for our campus club events, a "Wild Planet Day" fundraiser for our Great Valley Museum, a field trip to Yosemite, and all the regular stresses of [...]
Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [06:29:47]
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(121 visits) category→science_technology CA
This is part two, please read part one first here. It’s really true. Understanding just four concepts, involving how we filter information, can improve your critical thinking skills. I saved number four [...]
Louisville Area Fossils [03:00:00]
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(168 visits) category→science_technology Silurian; US
While looking at a chunk of Waldron Shale that had a crinoid calyx, the shale split revealing a small fossil fragment. This image was taken while it was under a microscope with a field of view of about 4 mm.
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by Sabrina Dahlgren I’d like to first clarify that this is not a “how-to” manual for your creep-tastic Halloween needs. I’m all for phantasmagorical home decor but the average citizen should not be [...]
Utah Geological Survey - blog [22:06:11]
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A sad passing in the Geology community— Don Mabey was the Utah Geological Survey Deputy Director from 1982–1986. Read his obituary
Parisians who visited a newsstand or book store in the spring of 1886 were confronted with the frightening prospect of a dinosaurian intrusion into their sixth-floor apartments. It was introduced to them by a [...]
Geological Society of London blog [19:13:30]
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Just before the start of Earth Science Week 2015, we announced the results of our 100 Great Geosites photo competition – 13 images which form a 2016 calendar now on sale at [...]
Reporting on a Revolution [18:23:00]
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(126 visits) category→science_technology Cambrian; GB,US
This is a treat!
A special section in Current Biology on the History of Life with short essays and longer reviews on a variety of evolutionary history topics. So far I have read four:
The Cambrian Explosion [...]
The Department of Biological Sciences at Ohio University invites applications for a full time tenure track position in Vertebrate Biology. Applicants should have broad research expertise in mammalogy [...]
Great news – I have been awarded a great professorship for the next two years. The Chancellor’s Commonwealth Professorship is a great honor and a major investment by the Virginia Community College [...]
Hypselodoris zephyra image by Steve Childs via Wikipedia
ATTENTION all photographers, divers, bloggers, scientists, natural historians, citizen scientists, museums, zoological parks, aquaria, big ocean [...]
Returning to Bangladesh for additional fieldwork, I stopped off in India for several meetings, but we found time for some sightseeing, too. We were able to see the Qutub Minar complex in Delhi as well as the [...]
"Tan divina de la muerte que no lo soporto ni yo"Cavegirls in fur bikinis es un catálogo de mujeres de las cavernas, chicas selváticas y otras féminas en bikinis de piel y modelitos similares, algunas de [...]
Materiale olotipico di Velociraptor mongoliensis, da Osborn 1924
L'undici di Agosto del 1923, nei letti
djadochtiani di Shabarakh Usu, nel sud della Mongolia, P.C. Kaisen,
membro della Spedizione Asiatica [...]
In an event jointly hosted by Columbia Divest for Climate Justice and the SIPA Environmental Coalition, students hosted three prominent voices in climate science and action: Professor Maureen Raymo from the [...]
Gloria and I and our daughter Amy took advantage of the first days of Fall Break at Wooster to visit the Gettysburg Battlefield in Pennsylvania, about a 5.5 hour drive from home. The weather was spectacularly [...]
Name: Bretzia pseudalces Meaning: “Bretz’s false moose”, named for geologist J. Harlan Bretz and the moose-like shape of