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The cover of “Mighty Bad Land” with Mount Luyendyk in the background.

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Bruce Luyendyk

Peak 1070 — near one of the team’s field camps — was renamed Mount Luyendyk in honor of the author’s contribution to our knowledge of Antarctica.

May 10, 2002

UCSB GEOLOGIST RECEIVES NATIONAL AWARD

April 18, 2002

New Report Explains Ice-Age Mystery, Furthers Climate Change Studies

August 6, 2001

MOUNTAINS ON THE MOVE: GEOLOGISTS STUDY ACTIVE FAULT IN WYOMING'S GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK

November 18, 1999

OIL AND GAS SEEPAGE FROM OCEAN FLOOR _x000B_ REDUCED BY OIL PRODUCTION

November 18, 1999

EVIDENCE FOR HISTORIC GLOBAL WARMING PUBLISHED IN SCIENCE

October 21, 1999

THE TALE OF FINDING THE OLDEST DINOSAUR FOSSILS

October 21, 1999

DISCOVERY OF OLDEST DINOSAUR BONES REPORTED IN SCIENCE

September 1, 1999

JURASSIC PERIOD MAMMAL TEETH FOUND; PREVAILING THEORIES CHALLENGED

February 3, 1999

Out of the Crater Tells Stories of Volcanoes

January 27, 1998

UCSB PROFESSOR WINS NATIONAL SCIENCE AWARD

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