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- Tanzania
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- Lab work - synchrotron
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- Foraminifera
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- Earth Sciences
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- Arran Field Trip March 2015
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- Arran Fulgurite
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- Tanzania Collage
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- Group pic Greece 2015
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- GRLa
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- Imaging basalt
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Much of the world’s remaining oil and gas is locked under basalt, a rock that has baffled those attempting to ‘see’ through it. Now, thanks to new techniques developed at Cambridge, imaging beneath basalt is opening up vital new hydrocarbon reserves.
- Fingerprinting rare earth elements from the air
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- Spain 2016
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- Iguanodontian natural endocast from Bexhill
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- Godwin Laboratory website
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- Weddell Sea, credit Michael Weber
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Antarctic Ice Sheet study reveals 8,000-year record of climate change
- Artist’s reconstruction of Saccorhytus coronarius, credit Jian Han
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Artist’s reconstruction of Saccorhytus coronarius, based on the original fossil finds. The actual creature was probably no more than a millimetre in size Credit: Jian Han
- Simple rule predicts when an ice age ends
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- Drones used to analyse ash clouds from Guatemalan volcano
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The flight team (left to right): Colin Greatwood, Thomas Richardson, Ben Schellenberg, Emma Liu and Kieran Wood. Credits: Universities of Bristol, Cambridge and INSIVUMEH
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- Kīlauea volcano, Hawaii
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Image taken by Clare Donaldson with the assistance of USGS and HVO
- Shape-shifting rangeomorphs, artists impression Dr J Hoyal Cuthiill
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- Global cooling image
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Slides containing foraminifera (left) and the Quartz tubes (right) are used to covert CO₂ from forams dissolved in acid into graphite for ¹⁴C dating ©Luke Skinner
- Volcanic arcs recycle crustal carbon carousel image
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Image credit: Richard Herd
- Brittle stars show evolution at work ©Ken McNamara
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- Chilesaurus ©Nobu Tamura
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Life reconstruction of Chilesaurus diegosuarezi
- Mysterious ancient creature
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The Ediacaran fossil Dickinsonia costata, specimen P40135 from the collections of the South Australia Museum, Adelaide Credit: Alex Liu
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- New Director for the Sedgwick Museum image
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- Cambridge collaborates on carbon capture and storage
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Mike Bickle in Utah
- Fractofusus fossils
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Image credit: Emily Mitchell
- Ice core drilling camp at Fletcher Promontory
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©Robert Mulvaney
- Bob White at Stromboli
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- Pterapoda sea butterfly limacina helicina
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©Alexander Semenov, White Sea Biological Station, Moscow State University
- Blue mussel Telesca Scientific Reports Feb 2018
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- Excavating the Barrington hippo, July 2010
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© The Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences
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- McMahon Davies mudrock
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- Ice core drilling camp at Fletcher Promontory carousel
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- Barrington Ice Age exhibition
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- Bob White Stromboli carousel
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- Brachiopods prove tougher than previously thought ©Elizabeth M Harper
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Brachiopods prove tougher than previously thought ©Elizabeth M Harper
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- Crinoid
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- Why life on Earth first got big © Charlotte Kenchington
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Artist’s reconstruction of the community at Lower Mistaken Point. The positions, sizes and taxonomic identity of the organisms in the reconstruction are based on real data from the surface. This community was dominated by the rangeomorphs, Beothukis plumosa and Trepassia wardae. As these communities were below the photic zone, lighting depicted is from an artificial source.
- Lessons about a future warmer world using data from the past image
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Air bubbles in ice cores, used to deduce CO₂ in the past.
- Sedgwick200 graphic website
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- Evans Hodell et al Maya drought image
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- Hawaii Edmonds 2018
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- Liz Hide
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- Hastings dinosaur footprints
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Well-preserved dinosaur footprints uncovered in East Sussex ©Anthony Shillito
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Tooth of the giant extinct shark Megalodon from the late Miocene Gatun Formation of Panama. Photo credit Catalina Pimiento.
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Hurricane Credit: Free-Photos on Pixabay
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Green-headed Tanager (Tangara seledon) in Itatiaia National Park, Brazil. Tanagers comprise the most diverse extant avian family, with numerous species, including T. seledon, endemic to the Atlantic Rainforest of South America. Image credit: Daniel J. Field, University of Cambridge, danieljfield.com
- Knysna Turaco, Great Blue Turaco, Knysna Turaco Credit: Daniel J. Field
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Knysna Turaco, Great Blue Turaco, Knysna Turaco Credit: Daniel J. Field
- Women in STEM: Victoria Honour
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- Richard Harrison appointed Head of Department image
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- Magma erupting at the Holuhraun lava field in August 2014
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Magma erupting at the Holuhraun lava field in August 2014 Credit: Bob White
- Butterflies
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Credit: J Hoyal Cuthill, photo credits S Ledger and R Crowther
- Women in STEM: Fiona Iddon
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- Mussels illustration
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Pioneer mid-latitude littoral cluster of Mytilus edulis’ (image copyright L. Telesca)
- Blue mussels, Brest, France
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Blue mussels (Mytilus edulis) from an intertidal environment at Brest in France with characteristic external black layer of organic periostracum. (photo Roberta Pigliapochi)
- Daniel Field, UKRI Announcement
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- Women in STEM: Helen Williams
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- Women in STEM - Marian image
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- Women in STEM - Fiona Llewellyn-Beard image
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