EPISODE · Dec 23, 2021 · 20 MIN
BYG Canada ep. 4 – Regina Bonus Episode with Fiona Darbyshire
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Geologists have eyes for the subsurface, and that is especially true for geophysicists like Dr. Fiona Darbyshire who studies the complicated structure of Earth’s crust. Parts of the Canadian prairies hide the remnants of an ancient, colossal mountain building event, preserved in the crust. Dr. Darbyshire explains how geologists study these events by examining the subsurface.
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