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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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STEM Tuesdays

Educational, hands-on videos, produced by the NAD Department of Education in collaboration with GRI,…

Cambrian Explosion

A deeper look at the appearance of various phyla in the geologic column

Two Poster Presentations at the 10th Hutton Symposium on Granites and Related Rocks

Geomorphological Changes in Young Soils with Sparse Vegetation: Mathematical Modeling and Numerical Simulation

The Geoscience Research Institute partially funded a recently published article modeling erosion rates…

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Fossil Clams at Pass Lueg

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Cambrian Explosion

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Two Poster Presentations at the 10th Hutton Symposium on Granites and Related Rocks

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Geomorphological Changes in Young Soils with Sparse Vegetation: Mathematical Modeling and Numerical Simulation

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