Wildfires and climates have been linked since the first land plants 🔥🌡️ NYTimes interviewed myself and Ian Glasspool on this increasingly *hot* topic
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The article was based on an excellent recent review by Sofie Lindström Jennifer Galloway #Wildfires

For #FossilFriday : Jennifer Galloway contributing to an article about scientists wildfires together with Chris Mays and Ian Glasspool. Here is a link to Jen's and my review paper:
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1 Post-Doctoral Research Opportunity in Igneous Petrology, Geochemistry and Metallogeny

Article in the New York Times referencing our #wildfire paper with Sofie Lindström in the journal Evolving Earth ScienceDirect
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Sad news: Jan Lundqvist, Professor emeritus in Quaternary Geology at Stockholm University passed away earlier today.
Jan was born in 1926 and worked many years at the Geological Survey of Sweden before he became professor in Quaternary Geology in 1982.

Let me give you a little tour of some gorgeous ichthyosaurs here at the Naturkundemuseum Stuttgart

All specimens are around 180 million years old and come from the famous Holzmaden area.

Come join us again for tomorrow's #EarthTalk at 12:15 (GMT + 1) on zoom (meeting ID: 61448469877)or in person to hear Albrecht Hofmann talk about new constraints on Earth's composition and evolution!

This plant is listed as invasive in parts of its range (e.g., Hawaii, Caribbean) but engendered in other parts (e.g., parts of Australia)! These plants are absolute BEASTS! Just look at this fiddlehead! 2/

Oh wow! What a beauty 🌿🤩

We love these incredible shots of Old Harry Rocks in Dorset 😍 Have you visited?

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I’ve handled the review of > 1000 papers at @nature. Over time, you notice aspects of presentation on which reviewers tend to comment. In the interests of minimizing hassles during review, I offer the following suggestions (a bit targeted to climate papers).

THIS is so cool 🤩🌿 newatlas.com/biology/life-m…

The Livingroom floor this morning. Science in action.

And if you are interested in doing post-doc in my theory in paleobiology lab (on any paleobiology/macroevolution theory/concepts/puzzle solving, paleoclimate, stratigraphy themes), there are opportunities for post-docs here (including M. Skladowska-Curie). x.com/vu_lt/status/1…

New paper by Bos et al. shows #volcanic activity across the #Triassic - #Jurassic boundary ~201.3 million years ago. nature.com/articles/s4146…

Arctic glaciers release 45 billion tonnes of meltwater into the coastal ocean every year. This stimulates fjord productivity via the release of nutrients – but also exerts toxic effects through release of glacier-derived heavy metals.

Research note:
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A question to all tree researchers. Cienciala et al 2008 published a paper about “Biomass functions applicable to oak trees”. Are there similar studies and reliable formulas or scripts available to estimate biomass functions for Tilia and Betula growing in S Scandinavia?

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Our new paper is now online in Nature Communications: Bos et al. 'Climate-forced Hg-remobilization associated with fern mutagenesis in the aftermath of the end-Triassic extinction'. Whoho🌿🥂 with Bas vd Schootbrugge Tamsin Mather
Hamed Sanei Appy Sluijs
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