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Himalayan arc-parallel extension from variably-oblique convergence

Rocks and Water [2011-02-28 06:00:00]   recommend this post  (1475 visits)

This post originally appeared 28 Feb 2011 on my old blog. The text and figures are shown here unedited, though my thoughts have evolved a bit. Here is a summary of the first paper of my dissertation, which has been accepted to Geosphere (all [...]

Christchurch-Erdbeben – Bodenverflüssigung

Mente et Malleo [2011-03-04 00:18:43]   recommend this post  (900 visits)

Einer der Gründe für die verheerende Wirkung des Erdbebens von Christchurch / Neuseeland am 22. Februar ist das Phänomen der Bodenverflüssigung. Ich hatte das bereits zum Erdbeben von 4. September 2010 geschrieben. Die Stadt [...]

Freaking huge lambeosaurs of the Judith River Formation

RMDRC paleo lab [2011-03-01 00:16:00]   recommend this post  (859 visits)

It's always an exciting time when we come to the end of a project. Mostly because it's one of those rare times where we're finished with something. This week we're finishing the right leg from an exceptionally big lambeosaur (crested duckbill [...]

Geozon-Bücher auf PaperC.de verfügbar

Projektblog - Geozon Science Media [2011-03-01 12:25:00]   recommend this post  (803 visits)

Alle Bücher von Geozon sind nun auch auf der Plattform PaperC.de zu finden. PaperC ist eine Online-Plattform für Fachbücher mit inzwischen über 10.000 Büchern. Da Fachbücher in Universitätsbibliotheken [...]

Defense! Woot! Woot!

Ripples in Sand [2011-03-01 00:03:00]   recommend this post  (802 visits)

Well, I successfully defended my thesis. I would say posting will resume soon - but it won't because I am traveling for the next 6 weeks! Woohoo! I am going to Peru for 2 weeks, Japan for 2 weeks, and then China for 2 weeks. All for pleasure. Then I [...]

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Adventures in the world of Geology [2011-03-01 02:45:00]   recommend this post  (786 visits)

THESIS

Reconstructing the ilium of Brontomerus

Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [2011-03-01 02:27:17]   recommend this post  (782 visits)

Let’s look a bit more closely at the holotype element of Brontomerus mcintoshi, which as we all remember is the juvenile left ilium OMNH 66430.  Much of what we’ve said about Brontomerus is based on the shape of that ilium, so [...]

February's Daily Drawing Is Done

Coherent Lighthouse [2011-03-01 00:17:00]   recommend this post  (772 visits)

And with that, a personal challenge to myself is done (note: I didn't employ any consistency in uploading. Some stuff was uploaded to other accounts; I'll post a quick retrospective later

Volume 14, Issue 1 is here!

Paleontologia Electronica - blog [2011-03-01 01:01:37]   recommend this post  (756 visits)

For PE the year 2011 starts with an issue choke full of interesting papers. Seven research articles and one technical paper, for a total of 148 PDF pages (43 MB), plus 3D online files. Furthermore, there is a commentray on … Continue reading [...]

Finishing up in Jamalganj

State of the Planet [2011-03-01 06:41:45]   recommend this post  (726 visits)

Our time in Jamalganj is coming to a close.  We will miss the people here, all of whom have been incredibly helpful.  Moktar and Anowar, who constructed the concrete pillars; Aziz the caretaker, locally known as the chief of Jamalganj for his [...]