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Geological ‘barcodes’: a unique way to date rocks
Using magnetostratigraphy to get to grips with the age of the Elliot Formation.
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Third year mapping trip to Nous Wells and Aggeneys
The happy mappers on a 7-day trip exploring igneous and meta-sedimentary rocks in the Northern Cape, with Dr's Phil Janney and Johann Diener. Photos by Martin Giger.
Dig dig hooray!
LEFT: Location of the burrow site (blue star) in the Elliot Formation. MIDDLE: Reconstruction of the vegetated and burrowed crevasse splay deposit in the upper Elliot Formation.
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Lesothosaurus diagnosticus mandible (upper Elliot Formation, Lower Jurassic) digitally reconstructed
Left: Fossil occurrences of Lesothosaurus, Right: Partial left and right mandible in (A-B) medial and (C) dorsal views of new specimen.
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UCT student studies microfossils at Uppsala University, Sweden
MSc student, Bianca Harrison is spending two weeks at Uppsala University in Sweden studying organic-walled microfossils at the world-renowned lab of Professor Malgorzata Moczydlowska-Vidal.

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Saturday, 23 September 2017
Million year old monkey

Dr Pickering, a lead researcher involved in the discovery of an extinct monkey species in the Dominican Republic.

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Friday, September 18, 2015 - 12:15

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