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Sediment supply drives floodplain evolution in Amazon Basin

November 3, 2014

Eastern basin of the South Aral Sea completely dry for the first time in modern history

New hi-tech approach to studying sedimentary basins

Middle East River Basin Has Lost Dead Sea-Sized Quantity of Water

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Study finds Earth’s magnetic field ‘simpler than we thought’

July 7, 2017

Same forces as today caused climate changes 1.4 billion years ago

March 11, 2015

Mountain glaciers shrinking across the West

October 21, 2017

Japan’s largest complete dinosaur skeleton comes to life

September 22, 2018

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3-D Structural Geology

Fossilised trackways of small arthropods

Earth’s earliest forest revealed in Somerset fossils

When Magma Meets Water

Shears — or breaks caused by strain — in rock outcrops like the one pictured here could shed new light on tectonics that occur between major earthquakes in the subduction zone, according to new research. A camera lens shows the scale of the features of the rock. Credit: Provided by Donald Fisher . All Rights Reserved.

Ancient rocks improve understanding of tectonic activity between earthquakes