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Dinosaur Home - Blogs [20:34:37]
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(222 visits) category→science_technology Cretaceous; AU,US,SE
The opalised claw of “Lightning Claw”. Image courtesy of National Geographic.
In September of last year, an intriguing new find was announced. The fragmentary, opalised skeleton (a cast of the [...]
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [06:33:20]
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(219 visits) category→recreation
Damn, Megalonyx jeffersonii, you really let yourself
Geological Society of London blog [12:31:04]
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(206 visits) category→science_technology
‘We’ve built our entire world around water. Our temperature scale, our bodies. Water shapes our continents, flows through our oceans and rivers, creates atmosphere and weather – this one [...]
GeoLog-The official blog of the European Geosciences Union [12:30:11]
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(195 visits) category→recreation CN,DE
Presenting at an international conference is daunting, even for the most seasoned of scientists; not so for Thomas Maier (a second year university student) who took his research (co-authored by Lukas Kamm, a [...]
Geological Society of London blog [16:18:27]
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The EU Referendum takes place on Thursday 23 June, and we want to hear from geoscientists about how the result will affect you and your work. To fill out our short survey, visit [...]
Hehehe....This will be fun to finish :3
Argentina, 118 million years ago
A female Tyrannotitan was on the hunt. Though she was seven and a half meters from nose to tail, she was not yet fully grown. She just [...]
ADHD (Animation Domination High Def) se creó como un espacio de animación del canal FOX que se emitió desde 2013 hasta 2015 en las noches de los sábados. De alguno de sus cortometrajes ya hablamos por [...]
The Liftboat Myrtle not only looks a lot different than the JOIDES Resolution. The cores we are drilling on the Liftboat Myrtle are a lot different [...]
Let me just say that this abelisaur is one of a kind. It reached around 7 meters in length and could probably barely scoot over a ton or a ton and a half. A pathetic creature. It is known from a remarkably [...]
Mountain Beltway [14:58:17]
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(137 visits) category→science_technology Neogene,Paleogene; IT
Alan Pitts is the source of today’s fold, a beautiful 3D model of a differentially-weathered sycline in the Late Oligocene to Early Miocene deep water Macigno Formation from western Tuscany, Italy. [...]
Caroline Spann University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna As of increasing demands for 4F (food, feed, fiber and fuel production) from agricultural sites there are many researches being done on [...]
As a representative of the Early Millennials, I can say with confidence most of us grew up with four oceans in our geographic vocabulary — the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian and Arctic oceans. Granted, to [...]
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [16:16:40]
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(211 visits) category→recreation
[Previously on SV-POW!] And now: Damn, Wedel, you really let yourself
This is going to be a little compressed article. Since I’m currently in Iceland. I’ll be back in Denmark on 18-May. No GVP links now. I don’t think that my laptop can handle it (its slowly [...]
Our first fighter lived in the Chubut Province in Argentina around 118 million years ago. An adult T. chubutensis could grow be over 12 meters in length and weigh from 4-4.5 metric tons. T. chubutensis mainly [...]
Two new landslide videos have appeared on Youtube, including an impressive rockfall last weekend on Mont Granier in the French Prealps and a smaller collapse at Swimmer's Delight in
Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [22:51:34]
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(190 visits) category→recreation AQ
This is from the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado: May 12, 2016 | Earth’s atmosphere is crossing a major threshold, as high levels of carbon dioxide (CO2)—the leading [...]
I am somehow a messy guy. After 3 years now my OS was a bit “stuffed” and I decided to go with the flow, erased the whole HDD and installed the new Ubuntu 16.04. LTS Xenial Xerus. Aside from being [...]
We’re not actually looking at fossils here, but this bivalve-coral-sponge assemblage from the very modern Myrtle Beach in South Carolina is to cool not to share. Jacob Nowell (Wooster ’18) picked [...]
Dinosaur Home - Blogs [19:03:53]
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(164 visits) category→arts_entertainment Jurassic
I hope that you all thoroughly enjoyed Fight #1. I put a fair amount of effort in it and is my only truly finished piece of writing I am truly satisfied with. Kudos to Carnoferox for helping me edit some [...]
When you work in the deep sea, with new and cutting edge technology, in environments that often change between visits, and in areas where the weather is unpredictable, cruises almost never go the way they were [...]
Feel free to predict the winners of the 7 season 1 fights that have not been posted (the second is a WIP, but don’t worry because it’ll be done soon enough). This is just a for fun thing that [...]