Gradual evolution is not supported by geological history, writes New York University geologist Michael Rampino, who prefers the hypothesis that long periods of evolutionary stability were disrupted by catastrophic mass extinctions of life. Not surprisingly, he studies volcano eruptions and asteroid impacts.
Geologists report on the oldest fossil shrimp known to date. The creature in stone is as much as 360 million years old and was found in Oklahoma.
Geologists report on the oldest fossil shrimp known to date. The creature in stone is as much as 360 million years old and was found in Oklahoma.
Gradual evolution is not supported by geological history, writes New York University geologist Michael Rampino, who prefers the hypothesis that long periods of evolutionary stability were disrupted by catastrophic mass extinctions of life. Not surprisingly, he studies volcano eruptions and asteroid impacts.
Gradual evolution is not supported by geological history, writes New York University geologist Michael Rampino, who prefers the hypothesis that long periods of evolutionary stability were disrupted by catastrophic mass extinctions of life. Not surprisingly, he studies volcano eruptions and asteroid impacts.
Six Colby undergraduates, including first-year student Kayla Diaz, had their research accepted for presentation at the Geological Society of America annual meeting and expo in Denver Oct. 31-Nov. 2. The group departed Oct. 30 to spend three days at the conference and one day exploring local geology in Colorado.
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A large section of northwestern Harris County – particularly the Jersey Village area – is sinking rapidly, according to a University of Houston (UH) geologist who has analyzed GPS data measuring ground elevation in the Houston area.
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