Posts from the ‘sediment flux’ Category

• About the blogger

  Brian Romans is a geologist and assistant professor at Virginia Tech. He uses this blog to share photos from the field and write about interesting research in Earth surface processes and sedimentary geology.
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• The latest from other geoscience blogs

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  • Cold fury of Europe’s freezing spells to fade

• Recent Posts

  • Patagonian geology from the air
  • Friday Field Photo #166: Thin-Bedded Turbidites
  • Pyroclastic density currents

• Recent Comments

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• Twitter

  • just tried to load a 200 kb photo to a tweet -- didn't work, internet here far too weak/slow -- no photos 'til proper connection. --9 hours ago
  • weather outlook today -- mix of sun and clouds and *much* windier. --19 hours ago
  • morning of day 2 -- quite sore, but not too bad, crawling all over rocks uses muscles not normally used (by me) in regular life. --19 hours ago
  • first real day in the field -- mix of sun and clouds, and chilly gusts of wind -- typical weather here -- I will sleep well tonight. --1 day ago
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  This work by Clastic Detritus is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

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