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Category Archives: Palaeontology
Viennese Whirl – EGU 2012
Thought it might be time for a little update on how EGU’s been going for those of you who couldn’t make it (and a restaurant tip below for those who could). There’s been some really good science on show, and … Continue reading
Posted in Food, General, Geology, Hazard Assessment, News, Palaeontology, Science, Sedimentology, Travel, Volcanism
Tagged Conference, Durham, Earth science, EGU, El Hierro, European Geosciences Union, Fossil, Geology, Magma, Pork, Restingolite, Uppsala University, viscosity, Volcano
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Planet ‘Idle Speculation’
Last night the BBC aired its opening episode of Planet Dinosaur, billed as “bringing to life a new and terrifying world of dinosaurs”. It’s classified as ‘factual, science and nature’. Now, I’m very much in two minds about this program. … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Geology, Media & Perception, Palaeontology, Science
Tagged BBC, Dinosaur, Earth science, Fossil, Paleontology, Spinosaurus
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