Hi guys. Well, I made it to Bristol safe and sound (and pretty tired). My flight for England left Denver on Sunday, September 20th, at 3:45 p.m. I arrived in Bristol, England at 4:50 p.m. on September 21st. I had 3 connections and the time between them added up to about 5 hours. I was in the air for approximately 11 hours. So, why did I arrive in England more than 24 hours later than my departure time in Denver?
That’s it for me, tonight (hint: check out the posting time for this blog). I have to rest up for my conference.
About Me
- Jonathan
- My research focuses on utilizing fossils to interpret past environments as well as to understand the relationship between mammalian evolution and climate change. To do this, I utilize stable isotopes and tooth wear analyses to determine the diets of extinct mammalian herbivores. These techniques also provide information about the local and regional environments. I am currently applying these methods to the hoofed mammals found in the John Day Fossil Beds in Central Oregon. These fossils range in age from approximately 25 to 7 million years ago.
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