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GSA Bulletin

Vol. 138 · No. 1-2

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What caused rare earth element enrichment in early Cambrian phosphate nodules?

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Geology

Vol. 53 · No. 11

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Buoyancy of volatile-rich kimberlite melts, magma ascent, and xenolith transport

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Geology

Vol. 53 · No. 11

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Fe isotope decoding of fluid-absent versus fluid-present melting of deeply subducted continental crust

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Geology

Vol. 53 · No. 11

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The fate of CO2, Ca, and Mg after terrestrial rock weathering

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Geology

Vol. 53 · No. 11

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Oman was on the northern margin of a wide late Tonian Mozambique Ocean

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Geology

Vol. 53 · No. 11

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Evolution of skeletal mineralogy in cheilostome bryozoans from calcite to aragonite seas

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Geosphere

Vol. 21 · No. 5

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Neogene and Pleistocene landslides along the Grand Valley fault in eastern Idaho and western Wyoming, USA, and their relationship to caldera-forming eruptions of the Yellowstone hotspot

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magazine - Forecast, Monitor, Adapt: A Multi-Agency Effort to Protect People during Postfire Debris Flows
GSA Today

Forecast, Monitor, Adapt: A Multi-Agency Effort to Protect People during Postfire Debris Flows

In 2020, a wildfire burned across Glenwood Canyon in Colorado, USA. A history of postfire debris flows in the region and...

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magazine - Fault Rocks: A Fourth Class of Rocks
GSA Today

Fault Rocks: A Fourth Class of Rocks

Geology students learn three classes of rocks: igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic, which fit neatly into the rock cyc...

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blog - Shedding Light on Lakes: How Artificial Light at Night May Be Changing Freshwater Ecosystems
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Shedding Light on Lakes: How Artificial Light at Night May Be Changing Freshwater Ecosystems

Contributed by Mahir Tajwar, GSA Graduate Student Research Grant Recipient...

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blog - Geology Bites:  Folarin Kolawole on Continental Rifting
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Geology Bites:  Folarin Kolawole on Continental Rifting

Tune into this captivating guest podcast from our friends at Geology Bites! Join podcaster Oliver Strimpel as he takes c...

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GSA Newsroom

June 2025

Press Release

GSA Division Renamed to Reflect Expanded Mission Embracing Geoheritage

Boulder, Colo., USA: The Geological Society of America (GSA) is pleased to announce that its History and Philosophy of G...

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blog - Geology Bites: Mike Hudec on Salt Tectonics
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Geology Bites: Mike Hudec on Salt Tectonics

Tune into this captivating guest podcast from our friends at Geology Bites! Join podcaster Oliver Strimpel as he takes c...

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blog - From Curiosity to Career: How GSA and OTF Shaped My Paleontology Path
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From Curiosity to Career: How GSA and OTF Shaped My Paleontology Path

Contributed by Sinjini Sinha, 2017 On To the Future Scholar...

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magazine - USA’s Oldest Rock? A Simple Question with a Complex Answer
GSA Today

USA’s Oldest Rock? A Simple Question with a Complex Answer

Superlatives—whether tallest, longest, or fastest—are more interesting than averages. This characteristic applies to man...

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blog - Coastal Hydrogeology: Understanding Local Factors Controlling Ecology and Habitat Resiliency on Waties Island, South Carolina
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Coastal Hydrogeology: Understanding Local Factors Controlling Ecology and Habitat Resiliency on Waties Island, South Carolina

Contributed by Dean Wrobel, GSA Graduate Student Research Grant Recipient...

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blog - A Plumbing Problem: Understanding the Connection Between Isla Tortuga Volcano and Magmatism in the Guaymas Basin (Gulf of California, Mexico)
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A Plumbing Problem: Understanding the Connection Between Isla Tortuga Volcano and Magmatism in the Guaymas Basin (Gulf of California, Mexico)

Contributed by Adriana Piña, GSA Graduate Student Research Grant Recipient...

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blog - A New Perspective on the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: What Can Benthic Foraminifera Tell Us 14 Years After the Spill?
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A New Perspective on the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill: What Can Benthic Foraminifera Tell Us 14 Years After the Spill?

Contributed by Jeanette M. deCuba, GSA Graduate Student Research Grant Recipient...

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