Taking the Temperature of ancient Organisms  submitted by:
UMiami_RSMAS  UM Rosenstiel School professor Peter Swart talks
about the the Rosenstiel School's acquisition of two new stable
isotope mass spectrometers that allow for Clumping, which is the
process of directly measuring rare isotopes of carbon and
oxygen. Clumping allows scientists to directly measure the
temperatures of organisms, such as dinosaurs or those located in
ancient seas.  SDSU Geological Sciences Webinar - Kathleen R.
Johnson  submitted by: tcarrasc