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Monday 7 March 2022
Welcome to Issue 426 of the fortnightly Society newsletter.
IN THIS ISSUE:
- Geoscientist: Spring 2022 issue of Geoscientist magazine out now
- Library: Opening times extended to Tuesday – Thursday. We look forward to welcoming you back!
- Outreach: Tickets on sale now for special one-off screening of The Martian in Burlington House – all welcome!
- Society: Don't forget to vote in this year's elections for Council
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GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY STATEMENT ON UKRAINE
The Geological Society strongly condemns the invasion of Ukraine and the resulting humanitarian crisis and loss of life. We call upon local, national, European and world leaders to stop the violence and avoid further loss of human life. Our thoughts are with the Ukrainian people as we call for an immediate end to this brutal assault and a peaceful resolution to the situation.
*This statement can also be found on the homepage of our website.* |
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LIBRARY/ Library now open Tuesday - Thursday
The Library is now open to Fellows, Friends and Corporate Patron members Tuesday-Thursday, 10am-5pm.
To ensure staff availability, we kindly ask you to let us know you are coming in advance. To make an appointment, please email [email protected]
You’ll find comfortable and quiet study space, extensive collections on open shelves for browsing, space to meet with colleagues, and Library staff on hand to help. We look forward to welcoming you soon!
Visit our website to find out more about visiting the Library. |
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PUBLICATIONS/ Recently published Open Access
Discussion on ‘Tabelliscolex (Cricocosmiidae: Palaeoscolecidomorpha) from the early Cambrian Chengjiang Biota and the evolution of seriation in Ecdysozoa’ by Shi et al. 2021 (JGS, jgs2021-060)
By Martin Ross Smith and Alavya Dhungana
Exceptionally preserved fossils are key to reconstructing the origin of the modern animal body plans in the Cambrian radiation.
Read more on the Lyell Collection |
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