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New from Snet: Lithologs, a new tool to create lithological/sedimentological logs online..
Monday, 25 April 2016
Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [08:56:00]
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(584 visits) category→science_technology PT,ES
Entre los trabajos presentados en el I IMERP/ XIV EJIP que tuvo lugar la semana pasada en la localidad de Alpuente (Valencia), nuestro compañero Alejandro Serrano dio una charla sobre la reconstrucción tridimensional de las cavidades contenidas dentro del cráneo de los cocodrilos.
Durante su presentación, Alejandro explicó los pasos seguidos para llevar a cabo las reconstrucciones, así
The Landslide Blog [09:26:13]
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(283 visits) category→science_technology BR,CN
Espirito Santo rock joint collapses There is an extraordinary video on Facebook showing massive collapses of sheeting joints in Espirito Santo Brazil. I cannot embed the video, but really recommend that you take a look. This is the moment of collapse: . The collapse occurred in Pancas County of Espirito Santo in an area of granite massifs. The video was posted by Heinrich Theodor Frank, who provides the following comment
Views of the Mahantango [09:01:00]
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(261 visits) category→science_technology Devonian; DE,US
To close out this series of posts featuring fossils I found in the Bois D'Arc formation of Oklahoma, I have a few pieces left from my finds that don't merit a full blog post entry so I'm consolidating them [...]
In southern Greenland in summer, rivers have been streaming off the ice sheet, pouring cold fresh water into the fjords. A new study tracks where that meltwater goes—with surprising
The new ELI published today is 'The toilet roll of time; make a geological timeline to take home'.
This activity has been devised to address the common lack of knowledge about geological time. Research has [...]
The poor Mexicans are trying to fend off earthquake panic. They've had a few little earthquakes and people naturally associate 'momentum' with this, especially after the recent events.
I love this area, [...]
The earthquake swarm continues in northwest Arizona near the Nevada border. There were more than a dozen events during the past week, with the largest being a magnitude 2.7 yesterday (Sunday) just after [...]
Last week’s featured #HMNSBlockParty creation is by Miles Sparks (age: 8): Want to get your engineering handwork featured? Drop by our Block Party interactive play area and try your own hand [...]
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [22:57:00]
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(142 visits) category→arts_entertainment GB
Friday the 22nd April saw the official launch of Dr. David Hone’s first book, The Tyrannosaur Chronicles (Bloomsbury Sigma), at Queen Mary University London, in the rather lovely book-lined Octagon of [...]
Koprolitos [08:49:00]
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(120 visits) category→science_technology FR,US,RU,PH,AR
En la I Convención Paleontológica Norteamericana de Chicago (1969), John Ostrom (1928-2005) rechaza la convención de que los dinosaurios fueran animales de sangre fría partiendo de que caminaban erguidos y [...]
A quick report today on a delightful book – The Floating Egg: Episodes in the Making of Geology, by Roger Osborne. It’s a collection of pieces, some only a few sentences long, others full essays, [...]
Over the weekend I participated in a kayak race that was held in the lovely little coastal town Hermanus, South Africa. The race was held on a lagoon with a beautiful background of mountains that are part of [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [16:00:23]
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(188 visits) category→science_technology AT,IT,CN
Outside EGU General Assembly 2016. Credit: Kai Boggild/EGU (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu) The past week in Vienna was a busy one! Hordes of Earth, ocean and planetary scientists came together to present, [...]
Introduction In this post we are going to look at how to get weather forecast data and display it as a layer in a desktop geographical information system (GIS). The tools that you need are: A desktop GIS. I am [...]
Today is World Penguin Day, which makes a good excuse to catch up on fossil penguin blogging. Recently, James Proffitt and colleagues published a study on fossil penguin neuroanatomy. As we’ve discussed [...]
A few weeks ago I took a strenuous ramble to accomplish a small thing — returning a stone to its home. The journey took me through some beautiful and interesting country, and the whole thing was the [...]
A guest post from Exploration Geoscientist Ben Kilhams, Communications Officer of our Petroleum Group… Everyone loves a good dinosaur. For many, their first fossil discovery or interaction with a museum [...]
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