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Snail scars provide insight into crab population changes

Small chips in snail shells provide a 100,000-year record on California’s crustaceans. ....

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Scars on Snails Offer a 100,000-Year Record of Crab Populations | Science

A surprisingly simple technique for studying marks on shells shows how California’s crab population has changed over millennia ....

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Snails' Scars Offer a 100,000-Year Record of Crab Populations

A surprisingly simple technique for studying scars on snails’ shells shows how California’s crab population has changed over millennia. ....

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Miami's first geoscience symposium - Miami University

Written by Allison Haeger, CAS communications intern
Christina Tenison gathering field equipment to describe the outcrop of stream channel gravels and floodplain deposits in the background.
The Department of Geology and Environmental Earth Science (GLG) organized their first annual Geosciences Student Research Symposium (GSRS) this spring. Held April 14 via Zoom, the symposium featured 17 research presentations from undergraduate and graduate students.
Coordinated by Assistant Professor of Geology
Carrie Tyler and Associate Professor of Geology
Mark Krekeler, the symposium relied on their partnership with student-run committees to plan the event, covering such topics as the effects humans have on the environment, sedimentology, earthquake forecasting, and forensic geochemistry. ....

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