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Friday, 12 September 2008
Should You be Making Maps?
A couple of recent blog discussions reminded me of an age-old controversy around computers. Computers automate tasks and allow wider information access, making it easier for more people to doThe post Should You be Making Maps? appeared first on The GeoBig Horned Sheep
Recreating a 65 Million-Year-Old Battle
XV Jornadas DEAC (Departamento Eduación y Acción Cultural)
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Book Review: Microvertebrate Fossil Assemblages
<!-- @page { size: 8.5in 11in; margin: 0.79in } P { margin-bottom: 0.08in } --> Microvertebrate Fossil Assemblages: Their Role in Paleobiology and Paleobiogeography, edited by Julia T. Sankey and [...]Geology students are happy
This article in the Guardian was good to see. Apparently, a survey of some 220,000 students in the UK suggested that 95% of the geologists were happy with their degrees, the highest percentage for any subject. [...]Holothurian Video Friday!!
The Famous Defense Response of a tropical holothurian Reddish Holothurian (don't know what it is-but a gorgeous animal) and a bit of Pentaceraster cumingi "Sea Apple" (Pseudocolochirus [...]More of the first day of field work
Should You be Making Maps?
A couple of recent blog discussions reminded me of an age-old controversy around computers. Computers automate tasks and allow wider information access, making it easier for more people to do more things with [...]September 12th rant
Well, its September 12, do you remember where you were 7 years ago, or have you forgotten? (I was at work again, stewing, considering reenlistment) Stonekettle remembers (by the way, thank you), most Americans [...]A Dubious Honor...
Carried away at the Pizza Place
Gulf of Mexico info
The two most important things to read are: 1) Gulf of Mexico facts and threats. 2) Artificial Reefs Other stuff that might help you understand the subject a little better: Gulf of Mexico maps , Flower [...]Image of the week #2
Sedimentary Basins and Petroleum Geology [00:00:00]
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Carboniferous,Devonian
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Seven Steps to Earthquake Safety: Step 5-Protect yourself during earthquake shaking- drop, cover, and hold on
The previous tips have concentrated on getting ready for the next earthquake. What should you do during and after earthquakes? During earthquakes, drop to the floor, take cover under a sturdy desk or table, [...]Some quirky observations on lambeosaurine phylogeny
For one of the classes I'm taking at MU, I had to write a brief paper (2-3 pages) on a new species described in the past two decades. Being the raging dinosaur aficionado that I am (or perhaps because I am [...]Top concepts:
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