Separating Signals from the Seafloor
Signal processing is typically used to separate signals recorded at the seafloor, especially in the context of marine acoustics or seismology. The goal is to…
Geography
Trilobites Emerge from the Ashes, revealing an Ancient Map
Ten newly discovered trilobites, which have been hidden for 490 million years in a remote part of Thailand, could be the missing pieces in an…
Global Catastrophic Risk
Global Catastrophic Risk (GCR) refers to events that have the potential to cause widespread and severe harm on a global scale, affecting the well-being and…
Archean Eon
The Archean Eon is a geologic eon that lasted from approximately 4.0 billion years ago to 2.5 billion years ago. The Archean Eon, also known…
Ecoregion – an Ecologically and Geographically defined Area
An ecoregion, also known as an ecological region, is a geographical area defined by a specific combination of climate, soil, vegetation, and other ecological factors.…
Cosmopolitan Distribution – in Biogeography
A species or collection of organisms with cosmopolitan distribution is spread across a large range of geographic locales, frequently spanning multiple continents or regions. It…
Biogeographic Realm
A biogeographic realm is the broadest biogeographic division of the Earth’s land area based on terrestrial creature distribution patterns. It is a huge geographical area…
Urban Geography – a branch of geography
Urban geography is a branch of geography that focuses on cities and urban dynamics. It investigates the geographical, social, economic, and environmental elements of urban…
The Most Biodiverse Regions on Earth are Those With Tropical Temperatures, But Not Just Because of How Hot and Humid They Are
On Earth, life can be found in every imaginable setting, from the highest mountain peaks to the most isolated island stretches, from sunlight surfaces to…
Forest Pathology
Forest pathology is the study of both biotic and abiotic diseases that affect the health of a forest ecosystem, most notably fungal pathogens and their…
About Blue Hole (Marine Cavern or Sinkhole)
A blue hole is a natural geological formation similar to a sinkhole, but it is typically found underwater in the ocean or a body of…
The Epic Tales of the Flinders Ranges’ Buried Rocks Include How Algae Took Over the Planet and Other Fascinating Tales
“Buried rocks” generally refers to rocks or geological formations that are beneath the Earth’s surface, hidden beneath layers of soil, sediment, or other materials. These…
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