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Fossil Clams at Pass Lueg

Fossils of the bivalve Conchodus infraliasicus in the Dachstein Formation as seen in the “Klamm.” The larger shells are about 10 cm long. Note that many of the shells are closed, indicating rapid burial while alive.

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Did the Wutach Gorge (Baden-Württemberg, Germany) Form Rapidly?

In Germany, the Wutach Gorge is called the "Grand Canyon of the Black Forest." Conventional geological…

A Synthesis of the Peruvian Coastal Batholith: An Exploration of Temporal Histories, Causes of Compositional Diversity, and Tectonomagmatic Links in Arcs

Research partially funded by the Geoscience Research Institute has been published in an invited review…

GRI Leads Field Trip for Science Educators in Northern Arizona

A group of enthusiastic science teachers from North American schools set out on an exciting journey with…

First Jurassic to earliest Cretaceous dinosaur footprints for Bolivia at the Castellón formation (Tacurú Group), Tarija

Bolivia continues to be a treasure trove for the study of dinosaur footprints. A recently published paper,…

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Fossil Clams at Pass Lueg

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Did the Wutach Gorge (Baden-Württemberg, Germany) Form Rapidly?

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A Synthesis of the Peruvian Coastal Batholith: An Exploration of Temporal Histories, Causes of Compositional Diversity, and Tectonomagmatic Links in Arcs

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GRI Leads Field Trip for Science Educators in Northern Arizona

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First Jurassic to earliest Cretaceous dinosaur footprints for Bolivia at the Castellón formation (Tacurú Group), Tarija

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