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FRED: New Zealand open-access and crowdsource database of fossil records
- amanzi 2y agoThis definitely has vibes of old-school table-based layout. Was not disappointed. :-)
- thangngoc89 2y agoI made me check the source code. It's actually built with table layout, not just mimicking the vibe.
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- speerer 2y agoIt's a fossil of its own. On the sign-in page: > " This facility is currently under development (November 2005)."
- totetsu 2y agohttps://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/528963/59-jobs-to-go-at-gns-science https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/528963/59-jobs-to-go-at-...
- promiseofbeans 2y agoYup the cuts across the public sector are far-reaching. I work in research and we're finding it a lot harder to get govt grants (from GNS specifically, but I hear it's the same in other fields of research)
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- dzhiurgis 2y agoIf you ever visit New Zealand you can use this map to find all sort of geo weirdness and tons of fossils - https://www.geotrips.org.nz/map.html https://www.geotrips.org.nz/map.html
- dalmo3 2y agoThis is fantastic! I'm doing a little road trip soon and will surely try to catch some of those landmarks, especially the ones around Kaikoura. Website reminds me of https://waterfalls.co.nz https://waterfalls.co.nz too.
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- tokai 2y agoHow is it open access? I can see nothing about libre or open licensing. Would very much assume that the database if fully covered by copyright.
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- pault 2y agoAll the interesting bones are hidden in the Smithsonian.