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MASSIVE ICHTHYOSAUR VERTEBRAE FROM NEVADA 

The massive marine reptile vertebra you see here—broad, five-sided, drum-shaped, and heavy enough to require two hands to lift—once belonged to an ichthyosaur, one of the most impressive lineages of marine reptiles ever to patrol Earth’s oceans. This particular fossil hails from Berlin–Ichthyosaur State Park in central Nevada, a high desert landscape where sagebrush now whispers over

Arctic finally in recharge 

 That was quite a blow, but the main forecast has it all retreating.To me, it doesn't look like it.Greenland is going white, and the continent finally has a pinch of black.It all depends on that bit of flow coming down on us.  The Arctic is in full recharge, sucking in all the warm air, and converting it to cold sludge.  But will it turn off all outward flow?  Don't