Equatorial Minnesota

Those of us old enough to have attended elementary school circa 1985–1990 may remember the experience of successfully (or less-than-suc...

Although amazing scenic geology is not usually considered one of the features of east-central Minnesota and west-central Wisconsin, thi...

Among the various types of National Park Service units are National Historic Trails . Many of these pass through fossiliferous areas, b...

While on a brief trip up north recently ( Moose Lake Agate Days , naturally enough!), I spent an afternoon around Sandstone and Banning...

The newest titanosaur is the second from Uruguay and the Guichón Formation. Here's the breakdown: Genus and Species : Mesetasau...

This year it works out that I'm a little early for the annual "Fossil [Group] of the National Park Service", and we conti...

One of the earliest posts here, way back in March 2014, was about an assemblage of high-Arctic Late Cretaceous coprolites that had been par...