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Kazıklı Boğazı: Schönes Klettervideo von Yaman Ozakin

Taurus Mountain Project [2012-02-07 22:24:13]   recommend this post  (1373 visits)

Das folgende vier Minuten lange Video von Yaman Ozakin vermittelt einen schönen Eindruck vom Kazıklı Boğazı (könnte man als “Tal der Pfähle” übersetzen), dem Klerrerparadies am Fuße der der Aladağlar:

Saveliev et al. 2012: BRAIN ANATOMY OF AMUROSAURUS RIABININI

Why I hate Theropods [2012-02-11 03:58:00]   recommend this post  (1009 visits)

Great photographs of artificial endocasts taken from several specimens of Amurosaurus. It is a pretty cool paper for the descriptions and figures but the conclusions..... Saveliev et al. argue that hadrosaurids could not have used crests for visual [...]

Basin Analysis Lecture Series

Reporting on a Revolution [2012-02-06 10:30:00]   recommend this post  (883 visits)

On Earth-Literally blog Prof. Philip Allen of Imperial College London has posted key learning points of a series of lectures on Basin Analysis. 1) Introduction And Genetic Basin Classification 2) More Of Lithospheric Stretching, Including Passive [...]

Icriodus Conodont Fossil

Louisville Area Fossils [2012-02-05 11:30:00]   recommend this post  (846 visits)

This fossil appears to be an Icriodus angustus? conodont found in either the upper Devonian New Albany Shale or Middle Devonian Beechwood Limestone of Clark County, Indiana. Conodonts have been found in the southern Indiana for a while. In 1938, a [...]

More earthquake activity in Katla volcano

Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [2012-02-07 00:45:22]   recommend this post  (824 visits)

Yesterday (05.02.2012) there was an new earthquake swarm in Katla volcano. This activity suggests that it was due to dike intrusion as before in the Katla volcano caldera. The largest earthquake was ML2.1 with the depth of 0.1 (~100 meters) … [...]

10 Reasons I Love Teaching Geology at a Community College

Geotripper [2012-02-06 02:28:00]   recommend this post  (808 visits)

Oh, I cannot resist a meme involving top ten lists! Eric Klemetti at Eruptions started it on the topic of liking volcanoes. He was followed by Callan at Mountain Beltway on geologic structures, Siim Sepp at Sandatlas on sand,  Silver Fox at [...]

Wooster’s Fossil of the Week: A mysterious sponge (Late Ordovician of Ohio)

Wooster Geologists [2012-02-05 06:48:36]   recommend this post  (787 visits)

I’ve been collecting and studying fossils from the Upper Ordovician of the Cincinnati region for three decades now, but I’ve never seen another specimen like the one pictured above. An amateur collector, Howard Freeland, generously [...]

Munich Archaeopteryx

Dave Hone’s Archosaur Musings [2012-02-05 11:38:35]   recommend this post  (767 visits)

While writing yesterday’s little post about the Berlin Archaeopteryx, I realised that of all the specimens I had covered on here, somehow the Munich one had never made it. A dig though my files turned up a couple of far-from-perfect photos of [...]

Lawinengefahr!

Mente et Malleo [2012-02-08 22:14:51]   recommend this post  (754 visits)

Solange uns das aktuelle Hoch die kalte sibirische Luft nach Mitteleuropa schaufelt, herrschen fast ideale Bedingungen für Wintersport. In den Wintersportorten in den Bergen sind die Bedingungen für Ski und Rodel entsprechend gut. Doch man [...]

North America’s Missing Winter Turns Up In Europe!

Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal [2012-02-05 01:58:18]   recommend this post  (730 visits)

While the U.S. and Canada continue to look for a winter that has yet to arrive, it seems that the cold and snow have shown up across the pond in Europe. The BBC is reporting that temps dropped to -38 ºC in the Ukraine overnight, and there are [...]