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From the micro to the macro - a panoptic lens on wood biology.
superbly productive meeting. Also to Dr Greg Stock for his brilliant guest talk on the Geology of the Sierra Nevada and the Tahoe Basin, and (along with the guided fieldtrip) a masterful lesson on science communication and engagement. Finally, a thank you
E. Mizrachi
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Geology and Petrographic Study of the Granitic Rocks of Kaltungo Inlier, Northeastern Nigeria
Geological mapping of Kaltungo inlier was carried out, and a geological map of the area was produced. The area is dominantly underlain by porphyritic granites, coarse biotite granites and medium grained granites.
A. Sa’ad, S. Baba
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Stacked sills forming a deep melt-mush feeder conduit beneath Axial Seamount
Magmatic systems are composed of melt accumulations and crystal mush that evolve with melt transport, contributing to igneous processes, volcano dynamics, and eruption triggering. Geophysical studies of active volcanoes have revealed details of shallow-
S. Carbotte+7 more
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The collision of Baltica and Laurentia during the Caledonian Orogeny happened at c. 400–420 Ma. However, subduction and collision processes also took place before this main collisional phase and the tectonic history of these is still not fully resolved ...
K. Fassmer+6 more
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ORIENTED MICROTUBULES IN ELONGATING CELLS OF THE DEVELOPING LENS RUDIMENT AFTER INDUCTION.
7Harrington, H. J., Bull. Am. Assoc. Petrol. Geologists, 46, 1773-1814 (1962). See especially map on p. 1775. 8 Schwarzbach, M., Climates of the Past (London, Princeton, etc.: D. Van Nostrand Co., 1963). See p.
B. Byers, K. Porter
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Himalayan Buddhism as Human Geological Agency: Rethinking the Novelty of "the Anthropocene"
This article uses a Himalayan Buddhist lens to critically interrogate a fundamental premise of "the Anthropocene"---that the epoch commemorates a "newfound" capacity of humans to mobilise Earth forces.
Alice Millington
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Introduction Podiform chromite deposits are small magmatic chromite bodies formed in the lower section of an ophiolite complex. Podiform chromite mines have produced 57.4 percent of the world’s total chromite production.
Jaber Masoudi, Ali Imamalipour
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Systems approaches to urban underground space planning and management – A review
The necessity to recognize the subsurface or underground and all its current and potential uses as part of our urban environment, to integrate this into urban planning and governance, and to foster conscious allocation of subsurface space has been ...
Loretta von der Tann+3 more
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Increasing hydrocarbon production in Ukraine requires the development and introduction of new promising methodological and technological means of petrophysical support and drilling support for exploration areas based on modern scientific and ...
D. D. Fedoryshyn+4 more
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Geological information is required to parameterize hydrogeological properties in groundwater flow models. Our aim was to provide a hydrogeological model for the island of Norderney, Northwest Germany and the surrounding Wadden Sea for this purpose.
Patrick Haehnel+3 more
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