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Geoblogosphere weekly review (8th week of 2015, 805 weeks ago)
Blogs:
Most active blogs:
- Ontario-geofish (10 posts)
- Gunnars Geo-Blog (9 posts)
- Arizona Geology (7 posts)
- I think mining (6 posts)
- State of the Planet (5 posts)
- Koprolitos (5 posts)
- Dan\'s Wild Wild Science Journal (5 posts)
- Geology.com News (4 posts)
- GeoPrac.net (4 posts)
- Netzwerk für geowissenschaftliche Öffentlichkeitsarbeit (4 posts)
Most visited blogs:
- Arizona Geology (1733 visits)
- Ontario-geofish (1206 visits)
- Gunnars Geo-Blog (1148 visits)
- The Landslide Blog (936 visits)
- James’ Empty Blog (909 visits)
- Netzwerk für geowissenschaftliche Öffentlichkeitsarbeit (849 visits)
- I think mining (783 visits)
- Green Tea and Velociraptors (759 visits)
- Geotripper (737 visits)
- State of the Planet (650 visits)
Topics:
Top keywords:
- time (4)
- Interesting (4)
- feet (4)
- frontpage (4)
- Ilustración (3)
- research (3)
- Madison County (3)
- Way (3)
- image (3)
- General Earth Institute (3)
Top places:
- United States (9)
- Oklahoma (4)
- Arizona (3)
- Mineral Museum (3)
- Madison (3)
- New York (3)
- Denver (2)
- Hamburg (2)
- Virginia (2)
- Switzerland (2)
Top stratigraphy:
- Cretaceous (3)
- Devonian (3)
- Jurassic (3)
- Mesozoic (2)
- Carboniferous (1)
- Triassic (1)
- Cambrian (1)
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This post is one inspired by the actions of Ethan White and a couple of other ecologists. Spurred on by their actions, I decided to write a letter to the Editor of a major journal in my field, the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society. Ethan has [...]
I'm back from an intense journey through Death Valley National Park and surrounding regions. Much photography and commentary can be expected in the next few weeks, but for today, I'll just lay out a bit of a mystery.
The sliding stones of [...]
Legislation was introduced late on Friday afternoon that would transfer the former Mining & Mineral Museum building in Phoenix [right] and all of its assets from the Arizona Historical Society to the Arizona Geological Survey to re-open it as [...]
The Deform 2015 school is over, long live the Deform Community! Read what some of the digital geoscientists have been tweeting during the past week. They have take away messages for you even if you couldn’t make it! Thanks to all the [...]
The University of Arizona Mineral Museum previewed its new exhibit on trilobites last week. The delicacy of some of the specimens legs and antennas is astonishing, especially if you are used to seeing the fossils mostly as flattened bodies [...]
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zur Global Soil Week 2015: Die 3. Global Soil Week
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New research has revealed the faults associated with more than 3,600 earthquakes that have been recorded in Oklahoma since 2009. The study also finds that recently reactivated ancient faults in the center of the state could generate higher-magnitude [...]
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