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Travels in Geology: Mesozoic masterpiece: England's Jurassic Coast
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Travels in Geology
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Travels in Geology: Mesozoic masterpiece: England's Jurassic Coast
Travels in Geology: Rafting the Salmon River through the Idaho Batholith
Fieldwork among the pixels: Virtual and augmented reality diversify geoscience education
Data-driven discovery reveals Earth's missing minerals
Travels in Geology: Northern Oman: Stunning canyons, towering dunes and the world's largest ophiolite

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Red Planet Roundup: June 2018
Skate eggs found on hydrothermal vents
TRAPPIST-1 system hosts seven "Earth-like" planets
Are diatoms triggering submarine landslides?
Solar eclipse mimics conditions on Mars

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Benchmarks: June 15, 1991: Mount Pinatubo erupts
Mineral Resource of the Month: Chromium
Down to Earth With: Geologist and paleontologist David Wilcots
Geomedia: Books: "Quakeland" spotlights seismic risk
Benchmarks: May 3, 2003: New Hampshire's Old Man of the Mountain falls

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"Dam levels critical" in Cape Town
Comment: Could NASA find evidence of extraterrestrial life by 2050?
Cape Town faces a waterless future
Geologic Column: Rebranding Alexander
Geologic Column: A world without measure

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"Dam levels critical" in Cape Town
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