Partial Ellipsis of the Sun: A Blog for Scientists who like Words and Writers who like Science

Hello fellow scientists, writers, countrymen and countrywomen, lend me your years. . .years of experience of enjoyment of both science and writing. Both sides of your brain are . . .well, developed. :-)

Thursday, July 18, 2019

Who Nose? -- Nothing to Sniff at: Mammalian Brains and Distinguishing Odors

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     "Neuroscientists have discovered that at least six types of mammals -- from mice to cats -- distinguish odors in roughly the sam...
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Wednesday, May 15, 2019

April Arkansas Gems, Fossils, and Meanderings

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       A post about Arkansas gems, fossils, and rocks is overdue. This crinoid piece is especially well-preserved. Here is a bit more infor...
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Saturday, March 23, 2019

What the Sand Hill: Cranes, Lanes, and Automobiles

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      Maizie, my field assistant and resident canine, and I enjoyed a two-day trek to observe the Sand Hill Cranes migrating northward in t...
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Sunday, February 17, 2019

The Pink Meanie, New Jellyfish Species: Pair With a Nice Peanut Butter?

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        With up to 100-foot-long tentacles and measuring three to five feet in diameter, the  Pink Meanie  jellyfish, classified as a new ...
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