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Some more posts over at the Friends of the Florissant Fossil Beds, Inc. that I’m particularly happy with:
- My thesis research:
- A tale of two lakes…
- More mountain mahogany?
- Exploring South Park
- Driving the Gold Belt Byway:
- Dome Rock and the Shelf Road
- Garden Park and Skyline Drive Fossil Sites
- Indian Springs Trace Fossil Site and Phantom Canyon
I’ve been very busy with graduate school between class, two assistantships (in completely different sections), and working on my poster for the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology annual meeting. We’re in the process of getting a loan of some material for my thesis (not a huge loan, but at least it contains macrofossils other than mountain mahogany!), so I’m excited about that. For one of my classes, I’ve actually had to start another blog (yeah, I need that like a hole in my head). Since I probably should have focused on museum/resource management issues here, I’m probably going to focus most of my future blogging there at the The Magic Word. (Hey, “Plagiopodopsis” isn’t any harder to spell than “Pharyngula,” although I’m not half as interesting as PZ Myers.)
