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Geology: The Cover Story

Geology is celebrating 50 years of publishing in 2022, and we’re Appearing from January 1983 to July NOVEMBER 2016 ■ VOL. 44 NO. 11
taking a look back at how the journal has evolved. Most readers 2019, attention-grabbing phrases
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now access geology articles online, and while we still create a dreamed up by Geology science editors
cover for each issue, those images—and their “teasers”—used to helped highlight a few articles in each
be much more of a feature. issue. Here are some of our favorites.
(Note: We are not responsible for injuries
sustained from pun-induced wincing.)

AUGUST 2018 VOL. 46 NO. 8 P. 673–736 Ocean magma chambers: A good Oman? (January 1993)
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Quakes show their mussels (March 1994) INSIDE:
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Raiders of a Lost Arc Found in a Mudpile, p. 915
Mafic plutons sink to new low (May 1994) } } Dodging Snowballs: A Close Shave for Ediacaran Biota, p. 955
On a Roll: The Earth’s Deepest Forearc Basin, p. 947
Corals corral Wrangellers (December 1994)
The icehouse cometh (July 1996)
Sirius issues discussed (August 1996)
When in Rome, do stratigraphy (August 1996)
Synchronized spawning approved for Australian games (November 1996)
Ooze clues (August 2000)
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} } } Typhoons Trigger Turbidity Currents Notorious BIG’95 (October 2002)
in Taiwan, p. 675
Regional Variations, p. 699
} } } Fish Excretion and Carbonate Production:
A New Shock Barometer for Solar System
} } } Bombardment, p. 719 Roast slab with mantle melt (October 2002)
Dryas actually wettest (January 2004)
Top Raman on the barbie (January 2004)
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All along the Wasatch tower (May 2004)
AUGUST 2015 ■ VOL. 43 NO. 8 ■ P. 657–752
AUGUST 2015 ■ VOL. 43 NO. 8 ■ P. 657–752
Riders on the Stoma (January 2005)
Long-Soufrièring Montserrat (April 2005)
Conifers gotta lotta stomata (September 2005)
Stony deserts are the Be’s Ne’s (December 2005)
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LIPs provide the kiss of death (May 2015)
A ripple effect: Size matters (March 2017)
Fully exposed in the tropics: The feedback is negative (August 2017)
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N } Disarray beneath the USA, p. 667
S Dating in a swinging hot spot (January 2018)
D I } Predicting the Big One, p. 671
E } Walvis is Tristan’s nom de plume, p. 715
} Necking is not all it is cracked up to be, p. 711

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