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Posts from the ‘turbidites’ Category

2October 28, 2014Submarine ROV Captures Turbidity Current on Video

2July 12, 2013Friday Field Photo #186: Coastal California Turbidites

0August 17, 2012Friday Field Photo #171: 75 Million Year-Old Plant Debris

4August 29, 2010Sea-Floor Sunday #72: Indus submarine canyon

4August 27, 2010Friday Field Foto #122: Channelized Miocene strata, Tierra del Fuego

3August 15, 2010Sea-Floor Sunday #70: Black Sea submarine channel system

1August 6, 2010Friday Field Foto #120: Roadcut of fine-grained strata in Patagonia

4July 4, 2010Sea-Floor Sunday #66: Mississippi submarine fan

1June 27, 2010Sea-Floor Sunday #65: Makran accretionary wedge

8May 28, 2010Geo-image extravaganza — my header photograph

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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