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Posts from the ‘structural geology’ Category

0January 8, 2010Friday Field Foto #99: Angular unconformity in Darwin Canyon, California

0August 28, 2009Friday Field Foto #91: Snow-covered outcrops in the distance

2April 10, 2009Friday Field Foto #80: Thrust fault contact in Nevada

2March 15, 2009Sea-Floor Sunday #42: Faulted sea floor, Ionian Sea

5January 20, 2009That pesky manuscript is off my desk

0December 10, 20082008 end-of-year meme

155November 14, 2008Subduction Denialism, Part 3: Sedimentation in the Cascadia subduction zone

28November 14, 2008Subduction Denialism, Part 2: Subduction zones, trenches, and accretionary complexes

7November 6, 2008Electoral and Geologic Boundaries

2September 19, 2008Friday Field Foto #64: Nice ‘Z’ fold in Patagonian outcrop

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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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