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Category Archives: geology
Single-celled trace fossils?
Remember those controversional macro- and trace fossils from the 2 billion year-old Stirling formation? They seemed to offer the intriguing possibility that multicellular life may have popped into being far earlier in Earth history than is generally supposed. However, this … Continue reading
When am I researching now?
I’m just about settled in in my new office at The University of Edinburgh, so hopefully regular blogging should resume soon. In the meantimes, perhaps more interesting than my geographical shift is my temporal one; starting a new project means … Continue reading
Capetonian Geology: the Seapoint contact
Very messy geologically, very pretty photographically – and studied by Charles Darwin.
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Geopuzzle #16
A giant limnological mystery in Canada.
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More Capetonian geology
Granites, sandstones and angular uncomformities
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Nice plan for content warnings on Mastodon and the Fediverse. Now you need a Mastodon/Fediverse button on this blog.