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No relation with geology... but too important and too good to ignore!

The Lisbon Structural Geologist [2010-06-04 14:20:00]   recommend this post  (488 visits)

Finding the missing puzzle pieces!

Daily Fossil [2010-05-31 15:51:00]   recommend this post  (388 visits)

        Another week is complete, but don’t worry—there’s still plenty of fossils to be found! The beautiful weather was a good sign for this week’s prosperity. On Monday, whilst the fossil crew was [...]

Everyday stuff amid sunny hot weather

The Lisbon Structural Geologist [2010-06-04 13:38:00]   recommend this post  (348 visits)

Left - Cape S. Vicente SW of Portugal (view from North)I have been without posting for a while now (since I have returned from the Vienna EGU meeting) but I will now resume my blogging activity. It has been a rough period with a lot to do.I am [...]

Huge Sinkhole over 30-stories Deep Opens in Guatemala City

GeoPrac.net [2010-06-01 21:47:17]   recommend this post  (332 visits)

Tropical Storm Agatha that hammered Guatemala over the weekend also was likely a catalyst in the final collapse of a massive 60-ft wide by 300-ft deep sinkhole in Guatemala City. The sinkhole swallowed up part of a three story building but [...]

BP: Top Kill Failed to Stop Oil Leak

Geology.com News [2010-05-30 01:45:46]   recommend this post  (315 visits)

Doug Suttles, BP’s chief operating officer, announced that their “top kill” attempt to plug the leaking oil well in the Gulf

Geología Práctica: Cuencas neógenas, tectónica reciente y evolución del relieve. 44ª Edición

Un Geólogo en apuros [2010-06-01 19:17:06]   recommend this post  (304 visits)

Del 14 al 18 de Julio de 2010 se celebrará en la Universidad de Verano de Teruel el curso “Geología Práctica: Cuencas neógenas, tectónica reciente y evolución del relieve. 44ª Edición” de 40 horas lectivas y con cinco salidas de [...]

In which the Conakry Monster carcass leads to a digression on 'tubercle technology'

Tetrapod Zoology [2010-05-30 15:42:00]   recommend this post  (299 visits)

Yet another 'sea monster carcass' was brought to my attention recently (thanks Paul), and in the interests of tradition and of bringing it to a wider audience I thought I should include it here (I'm very late to the party: Cryptomundo discussed [...]

Elsevier's 'article of the future' vision

Stratigraphy.net Internals [2010-06-02 10:59:00]   recommend this post  (290 visits)

Elsevier has presented their vision of the 'article of the future' at the CELL website where a short video introduces some new features for future web journals.The first striking detail is a tabbed menu on top of the article which allows to navigate [...]

U.K. Applicants Vie for Outdated Brontosaurus

Dinosaur Tracking [2010-06-04 15:54:33]   recommend this post  (287 visits)

The National Showcaves Center in Wales has put its “Brontosaurus” (the outdated name for an Apatosaurus) up for grabs, but who will go home with it is still up in the air. Late last month the park announced that its collection of [...]

Geology Teachers in England – An Endangered Species

Hypo-theses [2010-06-02 00:46:30]   recommend this post  (266 visits)

If Geology Teachers were a species, then in England they would have just had their ‘Red List’ status upgraded from VU vulnerable to EN endangered – a high risk of extinction in the wild. There are only two universities where [...]