New Geological Map of New Guinea Rewrites the Story of Birds-of-Paradise Evolution
A new palaeo-tectonic reconstruction of New Guinea reveals that proto-New Guinean landmasses existed from 35 million years ago and pinpoints ...
A new palaeo-tectonic reconstruction of New Guinea reveals that proto-New Guinean landmasses existed from 35 million years ago and pinpoints ...
A new model classifies islands as Solum, Soror, or Moliones based on how ice-age sea-level swings merge and split them, ...
A study of Japan's Kamikita Coastal Plain provides the first robust estimates of river incision parameters for soft sedimentary rocks, ...
A new foraminiferal zonation of the London Clay Formation on the Isle of Wight allows scientists to locate Eocene hyperthermal ...
Five new sediment cores from a Dutch offshore wind farm reveal an unexpectedly extensive Middle Pleistocene landscape of soils, peats ...
High-resolution sonar, sediment cores and underwater video have revealed a drowned lake and river landscape in Mecklenburg Bay, reconstructing 13,000 ...
A new analysis of ancient sea-level patterns reveals four episodes of rapid true polar wander over the past 320 million ...
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