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A meteorite week

Mente et malleo: by thought and hammer [2013-03-23 07:54:53]   recommend this post  (1452 visits)

Besides of my PhD studies I currently have a small tutoring load in an intro geology course for undergraduates. Last week it was all about meteorites. We simulated meteorite impacts and demonstrated fragments of different kinds of meteorites. This [...]

Environmental History Timeline June, 2002

GeoEcology [2013-03-21 17:02:00]   recommend this post  (1423 visits)

Emerald Ash Borer is discovered killing ash trees near Detroit, Michigan Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Agrilus planipennis, an exotic beetle thought likely to have arrived in North America in green (fresh) wooden shipping containers delivered to the [...]

PMMV participará un año más en el EJIP

Noticias de PMMV [2013-03-22 11:19:50]   recommend this post  (1313 visits)

Ya falta menos para la úndécima reunión anual de nuestros jóvenes paleontólogos conocida como EJIP (Encuentro de Jóvenes Investigadores en Paleontología).leer

Project Daspletosaurus update

Dave Hone’s Archosaur Musings [2013-03-20 22:03:50]   recommend this post  (1132 visits)

Well the great news is that the project is now 101% funded. There are still a few days left, but I have hit the total and can plan my trip to the Tyrrell for April! Obviously the best news if for regular readers and friends as it means in the short [...]

A Christian geologist tells his story

The GeoChristian [2013-03-19 04:06:13]   recommend this post  (922 visits)

Many Christian geologists I know began their undergraduate geological training as young-Earth creationists (YECs). They entered their studies having been equipped by reading YEC classics such as The Genesis Flood and Scientific Creationism, had a [...]

A “Written in Stone” Photo is the Chapter 7 - Opener for a New Book on Extinctions

Written In Stone...seen through my lens [2013-03-21 10:29:00]   recommend this post  (857 visits)

I’m pleased to announce that one of my photos from “Written in Stone…seen through my lens” is the chapter-opener for a new book entitled The Great Extinctions: What Causes Them and How They Shape Life by Norman MacLeod, Keeper [...]

announcing a summer school: Understanding Earth-Surface Processes in the Alpine Environment from High Resolution Topography

Active Tectonics Blog [2013-03-18 00:39:00]   recommend this post  (836 visits)

I am happy to be working with a great team on theUnderstanding Earth-Surface Processes in the Alpine Environment from High Resolution Topography: European Geosciences Union Summer School 2013Paolo Tarolli is our leader. It should be a fun school and [...]

Weather has been problem for monitoring instruments on Mýrdalsjökull glacier this winter

Iceland Volcano and Earthquake blog [2013-03-17 22:19:41]   recommend this post  (806 visits)

Bad weather has been a major problems for monitoring Katla volcano (and others also) this winter in Iceland. Not only has the bad weather damaged communications setup for the instruments in question. But also has a lot of snowfall prevented … [...]

Wooster’s Fossil of the Week: Cast of a lower jawbone of the largest ape ever (Pleistocene, southern China)

Wooster Geologists [2013-03-17 06:42:11]   recommend this post  (804 visits)

The above is one of my favorite “fossils”, a commercially-available cast of the lower jawbone of Gigantopithecus blacki, a giant extinct ape. It was produced from an actual Pleistocene fossil found in a cave near Liucheng, Guangxi, in [...]

Are you ready for this? Public registration for Xplorations Summer Camp begins Monday!

BEYONDbones [2013-03-20 22:23:04]   recommend this post  (784 visits)

Set your alarm and ready your clicking fingers: Public registration for our sell-out Xplorations Summer Camps begins Monday, March 25! Whether you’re a first-time camp family or Xplorations veterans, you’ll find something new and exciting in [...]