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Tuesday, 24 May 2022

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Environmental Justice Positions Open

State of the Planet [20:48:45]

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Two graduate-student fellows would support the Environmental Justice and Just Cities

Columbia Climate School Announces First Faculty Hire

State of the Planet [19:53:50]

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Archaeologist and anthropologist Kristina Douglass joins faculty from many centers and departments already teaching at the Climate

JURASSIC SEA URCHIN: AM'DA'MA

ARCHEA [18:30:00]

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This lovely little biscuit is a Holectypus sea urchin from 120 million-year-old deposits from the Lagniro Formation of Madagascar.The specimen you see here is in the collections of my beautiful friend Ileana. [...]

'The Ancient Major Arcana' por David Campos

Koprolitos [12:46:00]

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David Campos es un ilustrador de origen chileno nacido en el año 2000. Apasionado por el arte especulativo, la biología y el género de terror, gracias a una temprana exposición a los dinosaurios por [...]

Book: Up The Mountains Of India

Reporting on a Revolution [06:32:00]

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Finally it arrived! The author Mala Kumar connected with me a couple of years ago. She was writing a book on the mountains of India aimed primarily at young readers and wanted a geologist to help with fact [...]

Recensione di "Prehistoric Planet" - Episodio 1

Theropoda [14:56:00]

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Sir David Attenborough, 96 anni portati meglio dei miei che sono meno della metàNessuno della mia generazione ignora l'enorme valore della produzione documentaristica di Sir David Attenborough. Uno dei [...]

Wooster geologists serve their time in Buggy Gulch

Wooster Geologists [11:24:22]

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Many veterans of the Wooster Geology expeditions to southwestern Utah will remember the insatiable, abundant, nearly overwhelming biting gnats that occasionally proliferated during our fieldwork. We’ve [...]