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February 5, 1770, birthday of French naturalist & mineralogist Alexandre Brongniart. Together with Cuvier he published one of the 1st stratigraphic sections & geological maps in 1808, showing the stratigraphy of the basin of Paris
https://t.co/4SHUDIfYdF
KETHER
Archaeological stratigraphy is the study of the superposition of layers or strata of the earth on the ground for an archaeological purpose. History is marked in each of the strata that make up the earth.
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KETHER
Archaeological stratigraphy is the study of the superposition of layers or strata of the earth on the ground for an archaeological purpose. History is marked in each of the strata that make up the earth.
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Generalized Chart of Triceratops Through Time.
Triceratops is an index fossil- a fossil used to help date a layer or unit of rock. This is made possible by a multitude of Triceratops specimens, research on its evolution, and a solid foundation on Hell Creek stratigraphy.
Lots of good-looking images in this new paper by @Willis77019b et al. on deltaic stratigraphy created by some sophisticated numerical models https://t.co/PwEkl2cfPJ
The dataset from the XES 02 'Jurassic Tank' experiment (that was run @saflumn a while ago) is fantastic for visualizing how stratigraphy is created during cyclic sea-level change
One of the new species, Pontolis barroni, is named after our colleague John Barron from the @USGS in honor of his contributions to biostratigraphy of #California and the North Pacific! For this species we have males, females & juveniles!
#MarineMammalMonday 3/n
New #taxonomy! Upper Cambrian and Lower Ordovician conodont biostratigraphy and revised lithostratigraphy, Boothia Peninsula, Nunavut 👀 over 640 conodont specimens, with 35 species = 16 genera + a new species, Rossodus? boothiaensis sp. nov.
https://t.co/jQwDodzqJU
#PeterCapaldi The best film portrayal of an archaeologist ever (controversial, moi?)! He's Angus Flint in Ken Russell's Lair of The White Worm and his description of how stratigraphy works is second to none. Apols to @amandadonohue for that pic! @HackedOffHugh @Durotrigesdig
February 5, 1770, birthday of French naturalist & mineralogist Alexandre Brongniart. Together with Cuvier he published one of the 1st stratigraphic sections & geological maps in 1808, showing the stratigraphy of the basin of Paris
⚒ https://t.co/4SHUDIfYdF
Eons, 11”x14”, acrylic and ink on paper. 15/365 🎨🖌✍️⛰
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