 Dylan examines bedding planes. |
 "Only the 4th specimen of a seastar to be reported from the Upper Cretaceous of the Western Interior (and two of these are poorly preserved); incomplete (3 arms and most of central disc preserved, plus numerous interior plates) but this is good for fossil seastars; the specimen is probably a new species and I'm writing it up for the Journal of Paleontology now. A remarkably rare type of fossil, and kudos to Kendra Keepers for finding it and John G. for recognizing it as important!" Barry Kues, UNM Professor of Paleontology. Wow! A rare find by Kendra... tune in for more on this exciting discovery! |
 Snacking before the afternoon storms. |
 Carrie enjoys it all! |
 Party grrrls. |
 John sets up the postage stamp. |
 What a team! |
 Accurate measurements are a group effort! |
 This team formulates a plan of attack... |
 So if we want to use a stereonet analysis on an overturned fold, we.... |
 Right here! |
 Catching up the maps with postage partners. |
 Kendra and partner finish up. |
 Dayna gets an attitude! But hey!, Dayna already has an attitude! You go! |
 Wow - the diehards take a last pass through the mapping area. |
Roger and Bri are still snacking! |
 Office work, back at the ranch-style. |
 20 years hard labor is starting to look GOOD for these graduate students. |
 Dayna dots i's and crosses t's. |
 Rachel finds some peace and quiet. |
 Nicole and James get into the shady side of the business. |
 Chris - first one to turn in his map!! Way to go! |