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Introduction | All for palaeontology and palaeontology for all!
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All for palaeontology and palaeontology for all! Skip to primary content. February 26, 2013. As a researcher, I am often asked to ‘write a brief introduction about myself’. This can be for a website, a conference, a poster or whatever. This is something that I do not enjoy doing. However, I have just started this blog and it is forcing me into writing something straight away. Therefore, here is an intro about me and my blog (Wish me luck). OK, now that is out the way, lets follow the what with the why!
April | 2013 | All for palaeontology and palaeontology for all!
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All for palaeontology and palaeontology for all! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: April 2013. April 22, 2013. So it has been a little while since I did my last blog post and I thought it was about time I did another one. Instead of looking at another paper I though it would be a good idea to talk about something that I particularly like about being a scientist. That is public engagement, and specifically, two things that I am involved in in the near future.
May | 2013 | All for palaeontology and palaeontology for all!
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All for palaeontology and palaeontology for all! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: May 2013. May 20, 2013. I know it has been a while since I last posted a blog but life has been busy, with a fossil festival in Lyme, a thesis to write and a beer festival thrown into the middle. Apologies for the absence but luckily for you, here I am with another installment. Fig 1: Remains of the ichthyosaur and interpretive drawing from Liu. The new material from China suggests that ...
Eye eye, what’s going on here? | All for palaeontology and palaeontology for all!
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All for palaeontology and palaeontology for all! Skip to primary content. Eye eye, what’s going on here? March 11, 2013. So here is the third installment of my blog. As I am still new to this kind of thing, I am sticking with familiar territory. For me, this is ichthyosaurs (not surprising). For this blog we are going to look at their eyes, and one paper, Motani. And co’s interpretation as to the reasons behind why they are so big. From the Statliches Museum fur Naturkunde. Stuttgart, Germany. Numbers co...
Made in China | All for palaeontology and palaeontology for all!
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All for palaeontology and palaeontology for all! Skip to primary content. May 20, 2013. I know it has been a while since I last posted a blog but life has been busy, with a fossil festival in Lyme, a thesis to write and a beer festival thrown into the middle. Apologies for the absence but luckily for you, here I am with another installment. Fig 1: Remains of the ichthyosaur and interpretive drawing from Liu. Fig 2: Global palaeogeographical reconstruction showing the distribution of. The new material fro...
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Blog of the Red Moon. Wednesday, July 13, 2011. The Night Hunters: Jiibayaa. Imagine Frank the Apocalypse Rabbit mixed with Geronimo and scary African tribal masks. Now make them desert cannibal pack-hunters. Yes, fear is an appropriate response. The Jiibayaa are a fearsome, little known race that haunt the deserts of the world, particularly the vast wastes of northern al-Andzeria. By day, Jiibaya seem like curious hares, albeit very large ones. They only trust their own kind, and only relate positively ...
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Welcome to the Edinburgh palaeomagnetic group. At the University of Edinburgh. This research group is based in the School of Geosciences at the University of Edinburgh. One of our main research aims are to investigate the question of low latitude glaciations in the Neoproterozoic (the Snowball Earth Hypothesis), as well as general questions of palaeogeography, apparent polar wander paths, the Earths Geomagnetic field and how it is recorded in the rocks.
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Magnetic Reversals: a technology hazard?
Timothy Casey B.Sc.(Hons.): Consulting Geologist. Magnetic Reversals: a technology hazard? Magnetic Reversals and Potential Intensity. Lines The longer the cable attached to the equipment, the higher the voltage induced in the cable by a given surge. This is why power surges are measured in volts per kilometre. Coe, R.S. and Prévôt, M., 1989, Evidence suggesting extremely rapid field variation during a geomagnetic reversal.,. Earth and Planetary Science Letters. Vol 92, pp. 292- 298. Coe, R. S., ...Kappe...
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Reading Nature’s Library. Unlocking the Vault; making the most of scientific collections. 124; Comments RSS. Enter your email address to subscribe. Join 2,017 other followers. Earth and Solar System Blog. Geology: the foundation of #Civilizations, Petra @McrMuseum. Marie Stopes re-assessed: reluctant Mancunian, sexual revolutionary, birth control pioneer. We need your help! Gneiss new to the collection from beautiful Bhutan #MMCourtyard. Reaching new heights with collecting: Everest specimen. The orange-...
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All for palaeontology and palaeontology for all! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Ichthyosaurs: Now available in colour. April 3, 2014. This blog posts deals with colour in the fossil record, and particularly with colour in ichthyosaurs. This focuses on the paper published in 2014 by Lindgren. 2012) where exceptional preservation occurs. Fig 1: Fossilised beetles with colour preserved. From McNamara et. al. (2012). So how does this relate to ichthyosaurs? These results all indicate tha...
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Tales from the past, present and future. Ensp; filter by tag. 25 to 28 million years old. 505 million years ago. 52 million years ago. Chance events or predictable? Early Eocene Climate Optimum. Uncertainty is not ignorance. A fossil whale is a spectacular sight and the specimens collected from the Pisco Formation in Peru are some of the finest in the world. Let hedgehogs go Wild in your Garden. Crocs like it hot. Giant hedgehog relatives of Italy. Ancient decapitation in Brazil. To view the repost.
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Entdecke den UrMensch in dir! Paläon-Erlebnistag mit den 2. Internationalen Steinzeitspielen. Steinzeit Sommercamp 28.Juli-30.September. NOCH BIS ZUM 30. SEPTEMBER! Mit Oma und Opa auf Entdeckungsreise. Das Großelternticket ist ideal dafür geeignet, um mit dem Enkelkind die Steinzeit zu Erkunden. EIN AUSFLUG IN UNSERE VERGANGENHEIT. WANDELN SIE MIT KOLLEGEN ODER IHRER GRUPPE AKTIV AUF DEN SPUREN DER EISZEITLICHEN JÄGER. WIR BIETEN GRUPPENTICKETS UND AKTIVANGEBOTE. UNSERE FÜHRUNGEN DURCH DIE STEINZEIT.
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Die Bilderhöhle vom Pont d’Arc. Heute beschäftigen wir uns mit der Forschung und den Höhlenmalereien im Bereich der Ardèche-Schlucht zwischen Vallon Pont d'Arc und . Die Labore im paläon Die Untersuchung von Blockbergungen. Am 10 Dezember 2014 besuchte uns Norbert Rogoll von der Braunschweiger Zeitung, um die Wissenschaftler aus Monrepos zu den . Besuch von Professor Conard im paläon. Paläon GmbH, Forschungs- und Erlebniszentrum Schöninger Speere, Paläon 1, 38364 Schöningen.
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