Michigan Geology with Dr. Danita Brandt

[@SCB-dd4io]

Wow! Very informative and well presented. Thank you

[@gothiccrusader428]

I live right in the middle of Michigan and found petoskey stones, coral, crinoids, and brachiopods just on topsoil in my backyard!

[@paleocat6354]

When I went to CMU I collected gastropods and Petoskey stones while there. I polished my last one recently. I love Michigan!!!!

[@harrietharlow9929]

I'm from Michigan originally, but there isn't much available on the geological history of the state. I'm happy to have found this. My big interest is the Mid-continent Rift and the geological history of the UP. I'm happy to hsave found this video.

[@anthonyhewitt9397]

Nice video. Thank's for the post. I found this really interesting im from Michigan and Ive always been interested in the biological and geological history of earth. Its hard to find specific history on my home state of Michigan tho. This was great.

[@mackymintle7806]

Superstar!

[@kylefulgham128]

Coral. Hexagonal

[@michaelwiberg9173]

I have specimens myself I treasure , our ancestors from the way backs 2.5 million years ago. Single cell creatures that demonstrated orderly patterns. I wished more science could be used to explain structures design. Something important is being explained as a single cell form of life has order but what’s really going on and how and why is this possible . Structure?

[@snydly666]

Found one in Lake Huron by Port Austin.

[@C21H30O2]

I have one natural talent, spotting Petoskey stones. Kinda wish God had went with something else.

[@napalmholocaust9093]

Please don't exclude a polymath. Specialization often leads to extinction 😉