• Lecture: Geology & Caves of N / NE Greenland -physical record – Paul Smith 

    St Francis 110 Warwick Road, Kenilworth

    Carbonate rocks of Neoproterozoic to Silurian age are abundantly distributed around the coasts of North and North-East Greenland. Large cave entrances are distributed across the whole caves distributed across the whole of North Greenland, an ice-free larger than England, from 80–82.5°N and they constitute the northernmost documented karst caves globally. Data relating to the caves ...

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  • Lecture: The early evolution of animal life and the generation of form – Frankie Dunn

    St Francis 110 Warwick Road, Kenilworth

    The rise of the animals was a profound transition in the History of Life; for the first-time organisms were able to engineer the environment around them, altering geochemical cycles, building complex ecosystems and diversifying into myriad forms. However, the rise of the animals is also one of the most controversial episodes in Earth History. Most major ...

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  • Gondwana Landscapes: Geology on a Plate – Brian Ellis

    Using examples from Australia (mainly South Australia) the talk willexamine existing landscapes which are directly inherited from Gondwana.It will consider the role of their location on the Australian Plate in theconservation of those landscapes and the significance of the dating of thebreakup of Gondwana to the evolution of the geology of Australia. Thetalk will reflect ...

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