BIO-GEOLOGY

-the Wichita river ran through central Mississippi, named by the Washita tribe, Wichita means "tall-trees", not "tall-reeds", for the magnificent redwoods that had grown in the lower valley, until the meteor impact on Dec.16, 1811, which had also wiped away most of this tribe, remainder becoming pseudoslaves to the Choctaw & Cherokeeon "the trail of tears", taking many names out west, is why Wichita river now exists in Kansas, the original was renamed when the French explorer D'Iberville saw all the oysters at the mout, renaming it "the Pearl river", as the remainding trees are cut down for timber, further erasing our highly advanced past, distortions for ignorance...


"TEPUIS, ARTESIAN WELLS & GIANT TREES"
"...An excerpt from "Spelunking Titanic Trees"
from May 27th, 2023

Check out the full livestream here:
www.youtube.com/live/q2cBQkF4...

Peace! 🙏❤️🌪️🐘🗻..."

"Yale Agrees that My Mudfossils are from a Rapid Worldwide Flood just as Described in the Bible"
"...I presented my Research in extreme detail to Yale (only 20 mi from me)...I engaged with Derek Briggs and his assistant Armand Morgan quite often from about 2012 to 2015 when my research was complete including 7 cat scans and 3 DNA reports and the chemistry and specimens.... Here is the result. (I was then cut off...no further responses) But Derek took credit for my discovery in this paper.
pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa/...
"RESEARCH ARTICLE| NOVEMBER 01, 2016
Exceptional preservation of soft-bodied Ediacara Biota promoted by silica-rich oceans" Ediacara is simply a thin Global layer and What is Biota? "
the animal and plant life of a particular region, habitat, or geological period."
My Mudfossils are ..... Exceptional preservation of soft-bodied Ediacara Biota promoted by silica-rich oceans..."

#Biogeology: lnkd.in/evhsavuM "that's actually #biology, just like in your body, IF it was turned to stone", #instantaneouspetrification, have you studied the #geology of our planet? have you noticed the massive creatures laying fossilized, the massive trees petrified, on such immense scale, making up a good portion of geological-features, once transitional-life of extremely large creatures, during "a time without a moon", as it traveled one side, no tides, no winds, no weather, climate-neutral, in its shade an ice-sheet develops, miles thick, "Gothenburg-geomagnetic-excursion", our last "ice-age"...

...after the #MoonsplitPangaea @ #MediterraneanSea #13kya wiping away our ancestors works, severe mutations, until a #comet formed #HudsonBay #11kya releasing attraction, flooding over the rebuild, resetting this planet's #dynamo, #cyclicalcatastrophism, "26ky" #precessionalcycle, our #Moon again revolves, as all life devolves, #YDB...
#asteroseismology
-& this is a study into these events-
lnkd.in/eWM5CB7F
#shockdynamics #impactphysics #planetarydefense #educationreform
www.linkedin.com/posts/tony-hood-56419040_cape-arago-mudfossil-biology-part-5-activity-7086828757616865280-fql0?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

"Cape Arago Mudfossil Biology. Part 5"
"...Geology is Biology. Lets just start there and see where it leads?.."

"Cape Arago Biology. Part 6"

"An open conversation about "Giants in the Earth" Texts and Our Past vs What has Material Support"
"...We have all been told the stories that the Greeks and Romans and Early AD Christians etc are not rooted in fact. There were no Giants and no Dragons and no Gods or battles in the Heavens is what we were told but why did 100% of cultures record these things???
Lets see what is now known about what supports "Myth"..."

#Biogeology: lnkd.in/evhsavuM "understand the #Biology of the Earth", #tectonicdisplacement, gas-pockets erupting, as land masses shift westward, building another supercontinent, about halfway through our "26ky" #precessionalcycle, genetics averaging...

...#cyclicalcatastrophism, after the #MoonsplitPangaea #13kya @ #MediterraneanSea transitional-creatures & foliage of extreme sizes, during "a time without a moon"...
...until a #comet formed #HudsonBay #11kya resetting this planet's #dynamo, #YDB...
#asteroseismology
-mainstream fears reality-
...you've heard this before? #instantaneouspetrification, that much of this gigantic life has turned to stone, & incorporates a good portion of our geological-features, in fact, it appears most all of #geology was once alive...
#astrobiology, #astrogeology, #astrobiogeology ;-]
...though this may still be the ongoing debate, study through it, see what you discover...
"find the truths behind the myths"
#shockdynamics #impactphysics #planetarydefense #educationreform
www.linkedin.com/posts/tony-hood-56419040_what-does-decaying-giant-creatures-have-to-activity-7090075896342028289-El6S?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

"What Does Decaying Giant Creatures have to do with Global Warming and Sink Holes"
"...We all were taught about Geology and Earths age but what if Geology was Biology turned hard into rock (in most cases). What you will see will STUN you.
I spoke to a Russian Government researcher when this EXPLODING hole 1st poped up in about 2013....they were very concerned and rightfully so.....we are in deep trouble my good friends..."

news.yale.edu/2023/06/27/clues-clay-scientists-narrow-search-first-animals
"Clues in the clay: Scientists narrow the search for the first animals
Using a particular type of sedimentary rocks as their guide, researchers begin to tackle the question of when animals first appeared on Earth.
By Jim Sheltonjune 27, 2023"

"Dickinsonia, an early animal from the Rawnsley Quartzite Formation in South Australia, is about 550 million years old. (Courtesy of L. Tarhan)

Pinpointing when exactly animals first appeared on Earth is a bit like finding a needle in a very old, planet-sized haystack — but a new study has narrowed the search a bit.

Estimates for the arrival of Earth’s first animals — tiny, soft-bodied marine creatures, most likely — differ by hundreds of millions of years. Some estimates, based on how long it would have taken to evolve the genetic differences between today’s major animal groups, suggest that the first animals must have appeared at least 800 million years ago.

Yet the oldest known animal fossils only go back 574 million years. This disconnect has puzzled scientists since the days of Charles Darwin, who was famously taken aback by the sudden appearance of animal fossils in Cambrian rocks (539 to 485 million years ago), but nothing in older rocks he examined.

“One of the major challenges we face in investigating the origin of animals is determining when they first appeared on Earth,” said Derek Briggs, the G. Evelyn Hutchinson Professor of Earth & Planetary Sciences in Yale’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and senior author of a new study in the journal Trends in Ecology and Evolution. “What are the chances of finding fossils of the earliest, tiny, decay-prone animals in rocks more than 600 million years old? Is the absence of animals in those rocks real or simply a case of conditions that did not favor preservation?”

Anomalocaris, a stem group arthropod from the Burgess Shale Formation in British Columbia
Anomalocaris, a stem group arthropod from the Burgess Shale Formation in British Columbia, is 508 million years old. (Courtesy Royal Ontario Museum)
For the study, Briggs and his colleagues focused on sedimentary rocks similar to the Burgess Shale, an area of the Canadian Rockies in British Columbia. The Burgess Shale deposit, which dates back 508 million years, is known to preserve the fossils of animals with soft biological tissues of varied composition — including animals with neither a shell nor a mineralized skeleton.

Several environmental factors contribute to better preservation in deposits like the Burgess Shale. The muddy sediment had lower amounts of oxygen and sulphate; the composition of the clay tended to inhibit bacteria that promote the decay of organic remains; it boasts mineralization characteristics that replicate soft tissues in geologically long-lived minerals; and rapid cementation of the sediment seals in potential fossils at an early stage.

The researchers studied areas around the world with sediments closest to the conditions of the Burgess Shale, particularly older deposits with sediments that have similar clay compositions. Those sites — including the Lakhanda Group in Russia, the Wynniatt Formation in Canada, and the Svanbergfjellet Formation in Norway — date to 789 million years ago and older.

But none of those sites yielded animal fossils, implying that animals had not evolved by that time.

“Here we explore the possibility that settings suitable for fossilization, similar to those in younger rocks, were available but yielded no animals,” Briggs said. “Such considerations suggest that animals were not present earlier than 790 million years ago. Doubtless, this estimate will be tested and refined by future discoveries.”

The first author of the study is Ross Anderson of the University of Oxford, a former graduate student in Briggs’ lab at Yale. Co-authors of the study are Christina Woltz and Susannah Porter of the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Nicholas Tosca of the University of Cambridge..."
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"Yale University Looks into Mudfossils Calling it Clues in the Clay"
"...“One of the major challenges we face in investigating the origin of animals is determining when they first appeared on Earth,” said Derek Briggs, the G. Evelyn Hutchinson Professor of Earth & Planetary Sciences in Yale’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and senior author of a new study in the journal Trends in Ecology and Evolution. “What are the chances of finding fossils of the earliest, tiny, decay-prone animals in rocks more than 600 million years old? Is the absence of animals in those rocks real or simply a case of conditions that did not favor preservation?”..."