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Mesabi Iron Range Core
Deloro Iron Formation
Soudan Mine
Soudan Iron Formation
Lake Superior sunset
Lake Abitibi
~1.9 Ga Mesabi Iron Range
XRF of Biwabik Iron Formation Core
Death Valley sunset
Modern microbes
Spinifex Ridge
Exotic and enigmatic granular iron formation
Upper Deloro Iron formation
A geologic history of the Western US
New lab renovations underway!
EES Dept. @ UMD
Setting out the core
MNDNR core repository
Soudan underground mine
Naturhistoriska riksmuseet, Stockholm, Sweden
Granular iron formation thin section image
Carbonate crystals in granular iron formation
Warped, zoned carbonate crystal
Distribution of the element silicon in iron formation sample
Underground physics lab
Underground physics lab
Taconite mine
Mine microbes
Underground physics lab
Entrance to Soundan Underground Mine
Desert sunset
North shore volcanics ~1.1 Ga
Gunflint trail stromatolites
@NORDSIMS
LT and the 1280
Geologists geologizing
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Latisha Ashley Brengman
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Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences
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Duluth, MN 55812

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AGU's Eos@AGU_Eos·
7 Oct

Earth’s crust was hot and thin a billion years ago, but it still could have made low mountains, says a new study by @travelinggeolog @queensu.

Story by @bdzombak.

https://eos.org/research-spotlights/extinct-style-of-plate-tectonics-explains-early-earths-flat-mountains

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