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It’s World Albatross Day, and the wandering albatross is my favorite bird.

Their wingspan is the greatest of any living bird species—up to 3.5 m/11.5 ft! I did this painting on

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2022-06-20

The JR scientists of are not only excited for covid isolation at the hotel to end, but we are excited for some
(Photo credit: Tessa Peixoto/IODP)

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2022-06-08

10th anniversary of the - We commemorate this tragic event by announcing our expedition on this day, as we work towards improving our understanding of the causes and consequences of such giant earthquakes.

https://t.co/ncrTK5LgCi

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2021-03-11

Special Call Deadline Approaching: Exp 386 (Japan Trench Paleoseismology MSP) seeks geochemist & microbiologist, by 25 Sept! https://t.co/KLBRtAN4rV

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2020-09-21

Richard Arculus, Michael Gurnis, Osamu Ishizuka, Mark Reagan, Julian Pearce, Rupert Sutherland: How to cre-ate new subduction zones: A global perspective out in Oceanography https://t.co/7obOcJaAr0

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2019-07-29