2017 Issue

Research Briefs

In This Section

25 stories

• Finding the Origin of Earth’s Iron

• Ancient Texas Reptile Discovered After 70 Years

• Smooth Lakes on Titan

• Breakup of Pangea Cooled Mantle and Thinned Crust

• Dino-Killing Asteroid Made Rocks Behave Like Liquid

• Carbon Dioxide Monitoring Down Under

• Paleo Lakes Hold Climate Clues

• Sweltering Recipe for Southeast Asia

• Exceptional Fossil Site Records Jurassic Reef’s Decline

• Jackson School Ranks Among Best in the World

• Fossil Loses Claim to Fame

• Snow Data from Satellites Improves Seasonal Temperature Predictions

• Natural Methane Linked to Groundwater in Parker and Hood Counties

• Study Quantifies Potential for Water Reuse in Permian Basin Oil Production

• Getting to Know the Texas Pterosaur

• Water in the Earth’s Crust

• Glacier Shape Influences Susceptibility to Thinning

• Micronesia Coral Cores Record Sea Level

• Bureau Projects Activity in Bakken Shale

• Exploring Plate Boundaries

• Jackson School Researchers Converge on Harvey Destruction

• Earthquake Triggers “Slow-Motion” Quakes in New Zealand

• Installation of Earthquake Monitors Complete

• The Great Dying

• Drawing from a Primordial Reservoir Deep in the Earth

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