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View fullsize This is so awesome. The deep time model intercomparison project has a website for the Eocene where you just input your location using lat/long to get data for precipitation and temperature for your site from 55 million years ago! Our data from New Me
View fullsize My family asked Grok about me and this is what it said. It’s not wrong. I am gathering knowledge like a squirrel gathers nuts for winter.
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View fullsize Beautiful day in Montana, wish these hikes were closer to where I’m staying. Finally cooled off a bit with some rain. It was 105 and smoky when I got here.
View fullsize Finally got this raised bed free of weeds and a garden started with perennial herbs. Next year I hope to make it bigger and have veggies. I planted that burr oak in the bed because it reminded me of Texas but also because in my family we always plant
View fullsize Ceremonial #teepee ring on top of Table Mountain in the #windriver basin, which is maybe 30 feet across. Teepee ring near a spring in the #bighorn basin, where the rocks would have held down the tents.
View fullsize Red, white, and blue 🇺🇸. Per usual I’m in the field for the 4th of July 😎.
View fullsize Had mixed feelings about heading out into the field this week, but then I get here and that’s the view from my tent. Not pictured the half a mile we have lug stuff from the car. 😅
View fullsize We always have called this study area in northern #newmexico “the moon” and it really looks like another planet from the maximum height the #drone can fly. #geology #geologywonders
View fullsize Geology nerd alert. 🚨 This #eocene #paleosol has a fault propagation fold from a vertic slickenside into the #sandstone above. The whole thing is try to form a #vertisol but the addition of sand was too rapid for the vertic #soil processes to keep u
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Contact Information:

Emily J. Beverly
Assistant Professor
Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
University of Houston
Science and Research Building 1
3507 Cullen Blvd
Houston, Texas 77204

Email: ejbeverly [at] uh.edu