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Dr. Emma Rehn talked with us this week about the science of the past to study the future. One such site has ties to the bronze age with copper, while the other uses lake bed sediment to study wildfires. Don't miss it!
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🔶 Sediments #143 on @TeiaCommunity
"Sediments" is being displayed as a physical art piece in the Faculty of Fine Arts Gallery in Lisbon.
3/10 - 0.35 #tezos
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@MarkWitton and I examined the skeletal proportions, cranial anatomy and sedimentological setting of #Quetzalcoatlus and other #azhdarchids and concluded that they were strongly adapted for quadrupedal walking in terrestrial settings... 2/n
So anyone want to take bets on how long it will be before we start seeing Dengists unironically sharing SedimentFling comics?
📣@ICMCSIC BCSI online seminar📣
This Friday at 12:00 CET
Thomas Ulrich will talk about his recent @NatureGeosci publication:
Stress, rigidity and sediment strength control megathrust earthquake and tsunami dynamics
DM me if you wanna join!
Who knew microscopic plants could be so pretty😍
This image acquired by #Landsat 8 shows colorful swirls of suspended sediments & phytoplankton along the shores of the Manitoba Great Lakes!
Learn more about the formation of Canada's green-hued wetlands: https://t.co/bsWEmi14UT
jing beiyuan - sedimentary breccia
breccias are sedimentary rocks that are composed of older angular rock fragments held together by a younger and newer matrix/cement. basically jing beiyuan carrying the memories of his past lives with him 🥺
Rain runoff simulator. Should help with figuring out what vegetation goes where. (The debug lines are based on where the water hits the sea)
It can also be used to paint streaks (shown with random colors in 3rd picture). Perhaps iron-y rock sediments could leave rusty trails?
#Space: #supernovae and #Life on #Earth appear closely connected — remarkable link found between the fraction of #OrganicMatter buried in sediments and changes in supernovae occurrence
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A remarkable link between the number of nearby supernovae and life on Earth has been discovered. Evidence demonstrates a close connection between the fraction of organic matter buried in sediments and changes in supernovae occurrence [read more: https://t.co/2e2PaMokJQ]
Nothrotherium torresi in sediments related to humid conditions, supporting the idea that members of the Nothrotheriinae had great ecological tolerance and was capable of inhabiting climates ranging from cold and arid to warm and humid. Second image shows a skull of Arctotherium
Cave Malks are know for their craftsmanship. They mostly live in caves/volcanoes. They are able to withstand large amounts of heat and are able to gavitize rocks and other specific sediments. Cave Malks are also often greedy; bargaining with them can be a pain.
The inland sea is home to several species of walrus. Most common is the borgu, a suction feeding gomphotarid that specializes in worms, using their mustaches to feel for prey in the sediment of the seagrass meadows.
Open sea
Soft sediment
Deep-sea corals
Bivalve reefs
Marine people, what are your favorite habitats?