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Sunday, 10 April 2016
Views of the Mahantango [09:01:00]
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(766 visits) category→science_technology Devonian; DE,US
I can't find very much info on the corals that are found within the Bois D'Arc formation so I have been comparing what I found with similar examples from the Kalkberg formation of New York which is of equivalent age. I found numerous examples of a small, conical rugose coral that had prominent raised lines running along the flanks. It looks very similar to Streptelasma (Enterolasma) strictum from the Kalkberg formation.Specimen #1Specimen #2I found the specimens shown on this page in [...]
The Way of the Geophysicist [16:36:36]
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(670 visits) category→science_technology Ordovician; CA
Conferences are an important part of the world of science and technology. We get to publish preliminary results and bounce them off of our colleagues (or sometimes strongest competitors). It’s time for networking and also helps to take a break from the lab grind. But conferences take a huge burden on our budget. We have […]
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Paleoseismicity [16:25:27]
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(651 visits) category→recreation Quaternary; PK,MQ,MX,NZ,
This is the April edition of my paper round-up. Today I recommend papers on high-resolution topography data, fault mechanics, earthquake environmental/archaeological effects (liquefaction, rotated objects, [...]
We continue our journey through the USGS database full of delicious Mount St. Helens photos. Today, I have a fine selection spanning before, during, and after the May 18 1980 eruption. Enjoy!
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Conferences are an important part of the world of science and technology. We get to publish preliminary results and bounce them off of our colleagues (or sometimes strongest competitors). It’s time for [...]
WATCH FOR ROCKS - Travels of a Sharp-Eyed Geologist [00:05:47]
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(357 visits) category→recreation US
We huddle together, this early May day, on a 12–person (14, if you include the guides) inflatable J–rig party boat that glides through the rapids with relative ease. We are ready for whatever thrill [...]
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