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Posts from the ‘The Accretionary Wedge’ Category

5April 30, 2012A geological pilgrimage to the Late Cretaceous

7July 21, 2010The evolving role of the geoscience blogosphere

3April 23, 2010Geological heroes: Marine geologist Bill Normark

0March 27, 2010What am I working on right now?

4May 21, 2009Looking for someone to help with The Accretionary Wedge

11February 1, 2009The Accretionary Wedge #15: Pondering the geological future of Earth

4February 1, 2009A million years worth of deposition: where and how much?

5January 27, 2009REMINDER: Accretionary Wedge posts due this Friday

0January 11, 2009Call for posts for January 2009 Accretionary Wedge geoscience blog carnival

1December 9, 2008The Accretionary Wedge: Favorite Field Site

Brian Romans

I am a sedimentary geoscientist and assistant professor at Virginia Tech. I use this blog to share photos from the field and occasionally write about interesting research in Earth surface dynamics and related fields.
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