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Discoaster Inferno

Discoaster Inferno

Despite their excellent name, Discoasters do not resemble John Travolta. Instead they look like the second half of their name…

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Jun 2009
By Kevin KurtzUncategorizedLeave a comment

New Micropaleontology Video

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Apr 2009
By Leslie PeartUncategorizedLeave a comment
Rad-ical Science Update(s)

Rad-ical Science Update(s)

Don’t forget all of our science reports are available on the IODP website.  Here’s what’s been happening over the last…

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03
Apr 2009
By Adam KlausUncategorizedLeave a comment
U1332 Science Report(s)

U1332 Science Report(s)

From time to time we’ll combine or alternate between Ron’s reports and the science updates I send to shore.  There’s…

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26
Mar 2009
By Adam KlausUncategorizedLeave a comment
Making smear slides

Making smear slides

Hi crew: So what is “ooze” anyway? Well, there are two flavors:siliceous ooze and calcareous ooze. There are many, many…

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02
Mar 2009
By Dr. Mark LeckieUncategorizedLeave a comment

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