New study explores geology and taphonomy of a unique bonebed from southern Utah and its implications for tyrannosaurid gregariousness

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Vanadinite is a fairly rare mineral that owes its name to its high vanadium content. It was discovered by the Spanish Andrés del Río in a lead deposit in Mexico. brought the first samples of the mineral to Europe.

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Hello, my name is Payton! I am a college student who likes to draw and paint. Even though I am very busy as a dual geology and physics major, I still try to make time for art. But yea, I hope you guys like my account! Bye!!

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Brilliant opportunity!📢The Museum & have announced a fully-funded from October 2021 focused on women in during the 19th century. Find out more: https://t.co/APQ1w4djhy

Image: landscape by Mary Morland

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It's woooo!
I'm Lina and I'm a photographer and artist inspired by natural patterns, geology, and the history of the land.

Instagram: @ linaforrester
Website: https://t.co/Q3ZWwYRXzf

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Let's see how these crop...
Garchomp gijinka for an ig contest 😳
He's a single dad and a Geology professor 🧐

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Mint is a Caster affiliated with the Victorian Institution for Higher Studies, specializing in geology, frequently participating in investigative field projects.

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Ubirajara jubatus life restoration (dorsal mane interpreted as a hypothetical taphonomic displacement of the filaments)

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Do you want to know more about the and of the Islands, discovered in 1535?

guides us with a very interesting article on ➡️ https://t.co/DTWnqW8Vjg

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Thank you - I used to draw books (esp history geology as an palaeontologist 😬) since 80’s stopped 15 years ago to do conceptual work, write and sound installations - went back to this as part of first lockdown & PTSD with both detailed and these more charactered

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Bedrock Geologic Map of Indiana - 1987 - State of Indiana Department of Natural Resources

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Well that didn't take long, Dodogama's made a B line for the Geology department, looks like, by his size, he's only just started snacking ;)

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Day 18 was Dodogama! He's one hell of a beef cake, and it's only up from here. He eats rocks to get bigger and bigger, but he also likes to save some of them up in his belly, and then spit them back out as an explosive magma. needless to say, geology majors are terrified of him..

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February 22, 1875, died Charles Lyell, & Argued that the present can explain the past, revolutionizing He also popularized this young & influenced generations of geologists, like Darwin ⚒️👨‍⚖️
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Finished my fluorite doodle! 💜💙

Thanks to who got me inspired by geology with their talk! 😍

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