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Geology Page - July 20, 2016

What is Hoodoo? Hoodoos are tall skinny spires of rock that protrude from the bottom of arid basins and "broken" lands. Hoodoos are most commonly...

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Earthquakes follow wastewater disposal patterns in southern Kansas

February 20, 2018

Schematic diagram of water and chlorine transfer by the oceanic crust into the transitional zone of the mantle and the subsequent capture of the resulting material by an Archaean mantle plume. Credit: Evgeny Asafov

Scientists discover how and when a subterranean ocean emerged

July 22, 2019

Man-made earthquakes in Oklahoma declining, but risk remains high

December 1, 2016

Similar to present-day diurnal birds of prey (right), the talons on the hind toe and the second toe of Primoptynx poliotauros (left) are noticeably larger than the talons on the third and fourth toe. In modern owls (center) all four talons are roughly the same size.

A 55-Million-Year-Old Owl Skeleton

November 20, 2020

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Diaphragm much older than expected

Strange formation on Colorado Rockies sheds light on Earth’s past

Ediacaran-era fossils: Obamus coronatus (left) and Attenborites janeae.

Two new creatures discovered from dawn of animal life

Parkfield Segment, San Andreas fault

Parkfield segment of San Andreas fault may host occasional large earthquakes