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Friday, 06 May 2016
Discreet Hoarding: The Mystery of the Disappearing Horses and Cabinets of Curiosity
I’m a dyed-in-the-wool museophile (no, I did not just make that word up). I love to look at collections of amazing specimens and artifacts. Turns out I also love to hoard things — oh, I mean collect items of great … Continue readingPlease remember to support my work (writing on this website)
Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [21:11:33]
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Please remember to support my work with donations or by buying from Amazon. My work takes often several hours during the day and my social income is low by any standard. The month of may is also going … Continue reading
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Summer 2016 Part-Time Internship, MS in Sustainability Management Program
Job Description: The Earth Institute seeks a part-time intern to support the Master of Science in Sustainability Management (MSSM) graduate program during the summer of 2016 from May 25, 2016 through September [...]New Bill Aims to Tighten Regulations on NSF’s Large Projects
Giant Hadrosaurs
Dinosaur Home - Blogs [14:50:50]
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Cretaceous; US,
In most LK habitats of the northern hemisphere, hadrosaurs were the predominant herbivores. Inasmuch as their success was due to high sea levels, which favored smaller taxa over sauropods, they tended to be of [...]
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6 maggio 1976: 40 anni fa il terremoto del Friuli. Le deformazioni attuali nelle Alpi Orientali
scienzeedintorni [09:55:00]
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Paleogene; IT,TH,LK,KE,US,ZM,FR,BE,KM,IN,MT,,AF,BR,MX,CH,AR
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Los dinosaurios viajeros de Jorge Saenz
Koprolitos [08:46:00]
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SE,PH,BO,US,PY,MX,NG
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SV-POW! endorses Triceratops
Today, we were at the BYU Museum of Paleontology, which is in a ridiculously scenic setting with snow-capped mountains on the horizon in almost every direction. We got through a lot of good work in [...]Magnitude 3.4 earthquake follows yesterday's M=3.8 event
Geotechnical Engineering #13 - Final, Public Safety and Engineering
It is now obvious that my favourite geotech job is a ghost-town, probably cited for a zillion osha violations. On to the secondary title. Since Brunel, it has been found that engineers design for 1 in [...]GeoSciences Coloumn: Hazagora – will you survive the next disaster?
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [13:02:09]
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PL,BE,
There is no better thing, on a cold and stormy winter’s evening, than to gather your friends for a night of games / board games. Fire blazing (if you have one), tasty snacks laid out and drinks poured, you [...]
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Oxoplecia gouldi brachiopod from the Viola formation of Oklahoma
Views of the Mahantango [09:01:00]
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Ordovician; US
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Wooster’s Fossil of the Week: A craniid brachiopod from the Upper Cretaceous of The Netherlands
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Cretaceous; NL
These striking little brachiopods are gifts from Clive Champion, a generous Englishman with whom I occasionally exchange packets of fossils. In January I received a surprise box with lots of delicious little [...]
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Roaring Inferno in Alberta is What Climate Change Looks Like.
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The wildfire in NW Alberta grew much larger overnight and now over 85,000 people are evacuated as fire crews try to save the city. The question about how this is related to climate change is an easy one, a [...]
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