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Wooster’s Fossils of the Week: Trace fossils making ghostly shells (Upper Cretaceous of Mississippi)

Wooster Geologists [2014-01-26 06:03:34]   recommend this post  (731 visits)

The unusual fossil above was collected by Megan Innis (’11) and myself in Mississippi during a May 2010 paleontological expedition with Caroline Sogot and Paul Taylor of The Natural History Museum, London. That splendid trip has contributed [...]

The Great Unconformity at Baker's Bridge: Part III - Regional Geological and Global Bio-Evolutionary Significance

Written In Stone...seen through my lens [2014-01-31 11:22:00]   recommend this post  (664 visits)

"The heights of our land are thus leveled with the shores; our fertile plains are formed from the ruins of the mountains."James Hutton, the Father of Modern Geology, 1788 In my first post on the Great Unconformity, Part I (here), I discussed [...]

When the lawyers go to the beach

Through the Sandglass [2014-01-26 17:06:47]   recommend this post  (653 visits)

Avulsion. For a geologist, it’s the process whereby a river escapes its channel, but for a lawyer it’s a doctrine – and a highly contentious one. On many occasions on this blog I have bemoaned the absurdities of coastal

Bachner Honored for 40+ Years of Service

GeoPrac.net [2014-01-30 07:36:33]   recommend this post  (617 visits)

John Bachner celebrated his 40th anniversary with ASFE: The Geoprofessional Business Association. He has worked tirelessly during that time to help geoprofessionals with the softer side of our business, including improving our writing, understanding [...]

Apalone spinifera es una tortuga inusual (I)

El pantano del Purussaurus (The Purussaurus Swamp) [2014-02-01 10:14:00]   recommend this post  (609 visits)

Para esta entrada estoy reciclando material del trabajo final en un curso de herpetología que tomé en 2012. El animal del que hablo aquí puede resultar sorprendente e inusual para la mayor parte de las personas latinoamericanas e hispanoparlantes [...]

New paleoseismology papers

Paleoseismicity [2014-01-26 11:00:47]   recommend this post  (590 visits)

Besides the two special issues on tsunamis and paleoearthquakes that I’ve already blogged about, some more interesting papers on paleoseismology have recently been published. They deal with paleoseismology of the North Anatolian Fault, with [...]

Glacier in Scotland up to 1700s

Geology in the West Country [2014-01-28 13:40:00]   recommend this post  (578 visits)

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This Dance Class Could Be Worth $1 Million

State of the Planet [2014-01-31 19:56:19]   recommend this post  (575 visits)

You could be dancing a Dollu Kunitha in Karnataka, or a Kpanlogo in Ghana, or a samba in Rio. Dance is integral to most cultures, and it’s also a social and fun way to improve physical fitness. It can help prevent cardiovascular disease and [...]

Vulcan’s View 15: Amazing Shots of Volcanoes Seen From Space

Eruptions [2014-01-31 22:25:13]   recommend this post  (562 visits)

Etna has kept up its pace as 2014 started, with new lava flows in the Valle del Bove. This image was taken just before that eruption began, but clearly shows the row of active craters on the summit ridge (including the New Southeast

Field Research in Guatemala (3) – Environmental Hazards at Lake Atitlan

Geology for Global Development [2014-01-30 01:42:19]   recommend this post  (539 visits)

Today Joel Gill (GfGD Founding Director) continues his live reporting from Guatemala, whilst undertaking interdisciplinary field research relating to natural hazards and disaster risk reduction. This fieldwork forms part of a NERC/ESRC funded [...]