Fossil Huntress [23:00:25]
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(650 visits) category→science_technology Cretaceous; CA,MX
A close-up view of the dentition of an ancient aquatic, carnivorous lizard, the mighty Mosasaur, from Late Cretaceous exposures on Vancouver Island. <>This well-prepped specimen is now housed in the collections of the Courtenay Museum, Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The creature who owned this jaw bone undoubtedly swan alongside Kourisodon puntledgensis, another enormously powerful marine predator and new species of Mosasaur unearthed on Vancouver Island. Their feet [...]
I don't often do book reviews on here (Callan is your go-to guy for that), but I recently finished a novel by one of my favorite authors and I really wanted to write about it. Diane Duane, if you're not familiar with her, is the author of a long-running series about wizards. But not just any wizards - in her version of the universe, which is very similar to our own, wizardry is a science in and of
Today, my nightmare pixies had an extra-special treat for me. They didn't put up a second bridge section, but funnelled the river. The Great River Spirit was angry, and let loose a flood. Another inch of [...]
Siccome l'embrago è scaduto con 20 ore di anticipo, posso già parlare di una delle scoperte chiave per la risoluzione di uno degli enigmi più dibattuti negli ultimi anni, in merito ai theropodi.
Per ora, vi [...]
Paleontologist finally solve the mystery of where this extinct bird fits in the avian family
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [19:48:00]
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(165 visits) category→science_technology Mesozoic; GB,US,
A few programming notes first before the roundup. You may recall that at the end of last year, I hinted at a move to WordPress. That's still in the planning stages, and I would love to make it happen. It would [...]
SAR images can see through clouds and in darkness, and are therefore very useful for operational monitoring of our seas. Detecting ships, icebergs, wind patterns, and oil spills is daily business in Europe [...]
JOIDES Resolution blogs [14:44:17]
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(150 visits) category→culture_politics ZA
When this ship pulls into port, it draws a lot of attention, and tours are plentiful. The co-chief scientists and I gave two tours - one to the [...]
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [11:17:12]
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(142 visits) category→science_technology
What would the world look like if, as proposed by the Max Planck Institute, the scholarly world flipped from being dominated by subscriptions to Gold open access? I think there are three things to say. [...]
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Island_of_California
Some of the earliest maps of California show it to be an island. The "correction" to this misconception didn't occur until 1746 when the [...]
Views of the Mahantango [09:01:00]
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(132 visits) category→science_technology Devonian; US
This little, rounded shell appears to be a Nucleospira based on the shape. I found it in the Bois d'Arc formation in Oklahoma. The brachial valve is slightly smaller and less convex than the pedicle [...]
The Last Land: How humans changed erosion in Hawaii Jonathan Stock, Research Geologist and Director, USGS Innovation Center SPECIAL SEMINAR Thursday – April 7, 2016 12 Noon Room 3A-409 National [...]
Wooster Geologists [06:01:21]
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(102 visits) category→science_technology Ordovician; US
Last week we looked at a dull gray rock found in a roadcut in southeastern Indiana near the town of Liberty. It is from the Saluda Formation (Upper Ordovician), a thin unit that was likely deposited in very [...]
Hello Dinosaur Home,
Well, here is another blog about one of my favorite extinct animals- Deinosuchus. Today I’m going to be talking about my personal opinion on where this great crocodylian lived, [...]
Kapitalerhöhung in Höhe von CAD 3,2 Mio. abgeschlossen Heidelberg/Toronto. Almonty Industries, an der die Deutsche Rohstoff aktuell zu 13,2% beteiligt
This summer, the Earth Institute is offering Columbia students opportunities to intern within various departments and research centers at the institute. All full-time Columbia and Barnard students are [...]
Environment and Geology [09:45:00]
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(226 visits) category→recreation IN,US,DE
Distribution of Germanium in Gondwana coals of Jharkhand state, [...]
Kapitalerhöhung in Höhe von CAD 3,2 Mio. abgeschlossen Heidelberg/Toronto. Almonty Industries, an der die Deutsche Rohstoff aktuell zu 13,2% beteiligt
The world's smallest dinosaur has been recovered from the waste rock pile outside an old mine adit in northwestern Arizona. The distant cousin of the famous Tyrannosaurus-Rex ("T-Rex") would have [...]
In our last Soils Matter blog post, we discussed creating the best hole, in the best location, for your plant purchases. [...]
This 25th edition of the Landslides in Art series features Morning at Bluff Cove by the Californian landscape artist Richard
Laura Givens ha firmado las portadas con dinosaurio de Science fiction trails #7 (2011) Hardluck Hannigan: the savage land (Bill Craig), Walkabout (Thea Hutcheson) o su propia antología Country [...]
Storia della Geologia [19:03:00]
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(137 visits) category→science_technology PE,SI,US,DE,CH
La falsificazione di fossili oggigiorno ha perlopiù scopo commerciale, molte fiere presentano fossili composti da singoli pezzi di valore minore o completamente falsi. Scalpore fece il cosiddetto "Piltdown [...]
scienzeedintorni [09:19:00]
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(127 visits) category→science_technology Paleogene; SI,FR,IT,CH,PH,HK,IR,MX,US,DZ,AZ,AT,BE,DE,NG,NO,RU,GR
Secondo me questo referendum è demenziale e come ci sono sia tante ragioni per NON votare SI, che, dall'altra parte tante ragioni per NON votare NO. Noto solo l'enorme stupidità che pervade a gogò entrambi [...]
Friedrich Trauth, 1911. Die oberkretazische Korallenfauna von Klogsdorf in Mähren. Zeitschrift des mährischen Landesmuseums (Mährische Museumsgesellschaft) Brünn 10 (1/2):
Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [15:40:54]
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(101 visits) category→religion DK
I’m currently in the process of moving to Denmark. My plan is mostly going as I thought it would do. With one minor exception, I’m having less money then I expected due to the computer failure I [...]
Friedrich Trauth, 1911. Die oberkretazische Korallenfauna von Klogsdorf in Mähren. Zeitschrift des mährischen Landesmuseums (Mährische Museumsgesellschaft) Brünn 10 (1/2):