28 Geology posts by James M. Wise and a Geopuns booklet

SouthAmerica July 20, 2020March 3, 2021 6000 meters above the Andes, Andean deformation and uplift, Base-metal veins of the Peruvian Andes, Bolivia, Candles, caves, comparison between mining towns, Contractional event in central Peru, Deformation in the Cordillera de la sal, Dikes of South America, Earthquakes, exploration, geology, Geometries, Geopuns, Gold, inflecions, James M. Wise, Milodón, minerals, Minerals of Bolivia, mining, Peru, Peruvian Andes, preservation and nature, Quechua, Quechua geological monster, Remarkable folded Mina Ragra, Salars, sands of chile, science, South America geology, Timing of the Quechua 1, volcanoes

While we are having extra time sitting down at home while on quarantine, we decided to make a compilation of all the geology posts written by James M. Wise. Starting from when we launched our blog back in 2016 to present time. These posts ranged among many topics involving South America; such as Gold in the Andes, minerals from South America countries, such as; Peru and Bolivia. This list includes Salars of the Andes, there is a post on 6,000 meters and above the Andes, and Caves in South America. The famous South America active volcanoes, and big earthquakes in South America.

James also wrote about giants that once roamed in South America as The Milodon and Dinosaurs. And the infallible geology posts on the Andes. There is a post on The Quechua geological monster, and an entire list of South America geology references. And to top this varied list James has a Geopuns book.

Here is the entire list of all 26-geology post for your easy accessibility.

Dike modes of the western continental margin of South America. June 22, 2020

The Milodón- the Giant Sloths in South America. September 16, 2019

#Mining #Exploration #Geology. July 15, 2019

On the preservation and nature of paleo-surfaces and their associated deposits along the Pacific Flank of the Peruvian Andes. May 19, 2019

Major inflections and erosion transitions in the canyon of the Peruvian Andes. March 11, 2019

Sands of Chile. February 11, 2019

Minerals of Bolivia. January 21, 2019

Andean deformation and uplift: a comparison between geological and geochronological constraints with fission-track exhumation method. August 20, 2018

Base-metal veins of the Peruvian Andes. July 23, 2018

Timing of the Quechua 1 contractional event in central Peru. July 18, 2018

Remarkable folded dacitic dikes at Mina Ragra, Peru. May 14, 2018

Deformation in the Cordillera de la Sal and surrounding the Salar de Atacama, Chile. April 23, 2018

The Quechua Geological Monster. March 19, 2018

6,000 meters and above in the Andes. February 12, 2018

Comparison of South and North America historic mining towns. October 9, 2017

Gold in the Andes. September 7, 2017

Time of deformation in the Andes- will the real Incaic and Quechua events please stand up? August 26, 2017

Caves of South America. July 10, 2017

Candles like Geology. May 22, 2017

Geometries in Sodium Chloride. April 27, 2017

Tracking Dinosaurs in South America. April 20, 2017

It’s not Science without reproducible location. March 13, 2017

South America geology references. March 18, 2017

Granito Orbicular of Chile. January 24, 2017

Salars of the Andes. January 22, 2017

Big Earthquakes in South America. January 17, 2017

South America active volcanoes. January 9, 2017

Peruvian Minerals. December 27, 2016

Geopuns

An unusual presentation of geology visual puns, coined Geopuns, is of interest for anyone needing a less serious perspective of the geological sciences. Rocks can be fun particularly when stopping to think about how crazy sounding some of the names truly are. Those familiar with the basic terminology in geology will either groan or giggle, and either hate this or love it. The booklet contains 249 black and white concept sketches.

These geopun cartoon sketches transforms what can be a dry technical subject into something rather funny.

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