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Geoblogosphere weekly review (23th week of 2011, 1307 weeks ago)

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  3. Ontario-geofish (11 posts)
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  5. The Volcanism Blog (8 posts)
  6. Mesozóico (8 posts)
  7. Tierra de Dinosaurios (7 posts)
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  10. Wooster Geologists (7 posts)
Most visited blogs:
  1. Geology.com News (2305 visits)
  2. History of geology (1354 visits)
  3. Spineless Wonders (1311 visits)
  4. Dave Hone’s Archosaur Musings (1191 visits)
  5. JOIDES Resolution blogs (1104 visits)
  6. James’ Empty Blog (950 visits)
  7. Arizona Geology (938 visits)
  8. Through the Sandglass (837 visits)
  9. Explorock (824 visits)
  10. Stratigraphy.net Internals (762 visits)

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  9. Permian (1)
  10. Triassic (1)

Posts:

The 10 most frequently clicked posts:

Federico Castelli

Spineless Wonders [2011-06-03 19:58:00]   recommend this post  (1311 visits)
Federico CastelliDoctor in Livorno, Italy.b. ?, d. ?His museum seems to have been dispersed around 1898, so that may have been the year he died.Any additional information would be

A geologist riddle #18

History of geology [2011-05-29 20:50:00]   recommend this post  (1283 visits)
Less a riddle than a preview of the subject of the posts to

Tutorial Oasis Montaj 3: Importando y exportando bases de datos

Explorock [2011-06-03 06:11:15]   recommend this post  (763 visits)
Son 13 posts en total que tratan sobre los diferentes tópicos de Oasis Montaj: -Tutorial Oasis Montaj 1: Preparando la información -Tutorial Oasis Montaj 2: Trabajando con la información -Tutorial Oasis Montaj 3: Importando y exportando bases de [...]

Welcome to the Anthropocene

Stratigraphy.net Internals [2011-05-30 09:44:00]   recommend this post  (762 visits)
In its current issue, The Economist has published an interesting piece on "The Anthropocene - A man made world". In terms of public understanding of science it gives an interesting insight into how stratigraphy works, how palaeontology and [...]

Sunday Sand: A Kefalonian Kaleidoscope - and Homer (not Simpson)

Through the Sandglass [2011-05-29 07:25:39]   recommend this post  (752 visits)
Location, location, location. Ingredients, ingredients, ingredients. Just look at these two sands, and these words ring true – one is from the Greek Ionian Island of Kefalonia – or Cephalonia (or Cephallenia, Cephallonia, Kefallinia, or [...]

Walking Among Giants

JOIDES Resolution blogs [2011-05-29 00:59:04]   recommend this post  (726 visits)
A while back, Jack O’Connor (Chief Engineer) and Ian Barnes (First Assistant Engineer) offered to take the members of the Expedition 335 science party on a tour of the Engine [...]

Inoceramus sp.

kreidefossilien.de - Bilder [2011-05-29 00:21:30]   recommend this post  (698 visits)
Inoceramus sp. linke & rechte Klappe eines Individuums, A17-Brücke über das Müglitztal (Nord) bei Dohna, Slg.

Interview with James Gurney

Dave Hone’s Archosaur Musings [2011-06-03 10:12:53]   recommend this post  (691 visits)
Today’s interview comes courtesy of James Gurney. He’s almost certainly most famous for his enormously popular series of Dinotopia books (an island where the dinosaurs survived the KT and live alongside humans), but James also does more [...]

Fake Gold, Fake Diamonds and a Real…Fish Jaw?

Daily Fossil [2011-06-03 00:05:00]   recommend this post  (690 visits)
      The blue is the PyriteThe beige is the BentoniteTuesday Lisa and Matt had a school dig. After the tour, they joined Joey and Ted. They discovered a few fossil fragments, but the real [...]

Where are we now?

James’ Empty Blog [2011-05-29 01:14:00]   recommend this post  (682 visits)
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