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Friday, 25 December 2015
Paleoseismology & Tsunami papers – Christmas edition
This is this year’s last issue of my paper round-up, and it includes some pretty interesting stuff. Our Greek colleagues published a report on the liquefaction caused by the 2014 Lefkada earthquakes, just in time with the recent earthquake that hit more or less the same area again (Papathanassiou et al., and see earlier posts here). Long et al. published a paper on iceberg-induced tsunamis, found in the sedimentary record – that’s a great story, isn’t it? [...]
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I wish my readers merry Christmas
I wish my readers a Merry Christmas and I hope they enjoy thePaleo Profile: The North’s Sailback
A strange, sail-backed protomammal found in Canada gets a newWooster’s Fossil of the Week: Tiny atrypid brachiopods from the Upper Ordovician of southern Ohio
These exquisite little brachiopods are among the most abundant fossils in the Upper Ordovician of the Cincinnati area. My Invertebrate Paleontology students collected dozens of them from the Waynesville [...]A Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from a Winter Wonderland!
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