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| The Kuanchuanpu Formation, occasionally reclassified as the Kuanchuanpu Member of the [[Dengying Formation]], is a geologic formation located in [[Shaanxi]] province in China. It is one of the earliest Cambrian formations, dating right to the Ediacaran-Cambrian boundary.
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| The Evieux Formation, formerly included within the “Bois-de-Mouches Formation” and containing the Strud locality, is a late Devonian formation from Belgium. It preserves a wide range of fossils, including some of the earliest [[branchiopod]] crustaceans, various fish, and the putative insect ''[[Strudiella]]''.
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| The Mesones Group is a [[Cambrian]] geologic group in Spain. It preserves numerous soft-bodied and hard-shelled taxa such as echinoderms and trilobites. It is often stated to contain the Mansilla, Murero and Valdemiedes Formations, however just as often the Murero Formation is used to refer to the entire group, with the main [[lagerstätte]] being placed interchangeably in Mansilla, the “broader” Murero or occasionally a broader Valdemiedes.
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| On July 8, 2025, heavy rains caused deadly [[Flash flood|flash flooding]] along the [[Rio Ruidoso]], in the [[Ruidoso, New Mexico]], area, killing three people and necessitating numerous water rescues. The river crested at a record {{cvt|20|ft|m|0}}. [[Wildfire]] burn scarring from 2024 exacerbated the flooding impact.
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| Xiaomi 13T Pro is a premium Android smartphone developed by [[Xiaomi]] and part of the Xiaomi T Series. It was officially announced and released on {{Start date|2023|09|26}}, and serves as the successor to the Xiaomi 12T Pro. The 13T Pro introduces several flagship-level upgrades including a high-refresh AMOLED display, [[Leica Camera|Leica]]-tuned triple camera setup, and ultra-fast 120W charging.
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| [[Timeline of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season]]▼
| The [[2025 Atlantic hurricane season]] is the current cycle of the annual [[tropical cyclone]] season in the [[Atlantic Ocean]] in the [[Northern Hemisphere]]. The season officially began on June 1, and will end on November 30. These dates, adopted by convention, historically describe the period in each year when most [[Subtropical cyclone|subtropical]] or [[tropical cyclogenesis]] occurs in the Atlantic Ocean (over 97%).▼
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| The Canadian province of [[Nova Scotia]] has been known to hold significant [[uranium]] deposits as early as the 1950s, with the largest uranium deposit in [[the Maritimes]] located in [[South Mountain (Nova Scotia)|South Mountain]]. Mining companies invested heavily in exploration for uranium between 1976 and 1981, before the province placed a moratorium on the practice through a cabinet policy statement.
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| [[1998 Oak Grove–Birmingham tornado]] <small>(1998 Tornadoe in Alabama)</small>▼
| During the evening hours of April 8, 1998, a violent and deadly [[tornado]] would devastate multiple suburban communities of [[Birmingham, Alabama]]. Primarily Oak Grove, [[Rock Creek, Alabama|Rock Creek]], [[Edgewater, Alabama|Edgewater]], and [[McDonald Chapel, Alabama|McDonald Chapel]]. The tornado was part of a [[Tornado outbreak of April 6–9, 1998|larger tornado outbreak]] which included the [[Great Plains]], [[Dixie Alley]], and the [[Carolinas]], tracking for 30.3 miles through [[Tuscaloo ...▼
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| Tropical Storm Chantal was a [[tropical cyclone]] that impacted the [[Southeastern United States]] in July 2025. Chantal originated from a decaying frontal boundary over [[Florida]]. It then moved offshore into the [[Atlantic Ocean]] and rapidly organized into a tropical depression on July 4.
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| Brian Tokar is an American environmental activist and author. He is a faculty and board member of the [[Institute for Social Ecology]]. Since 2006, he has been a lecturer in the Environmental Program at the [[University of Vermont]].
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| [[2011 Sawyerville–Eoline tornado]] <small>(2011 EF3 tornado in Alabama, U.S.)</small>▼
| On the afternoon of April 27, 2011, a large, long-tracked, and destructive low-end EF3 tornado, known as the Sawyerville–Eoline tornado, moved across [[Central Alabama]], in the [[United States]], moving through areas near numerous towns along its {{convert|72.1|mi|km|adj=on}} track, including [[Tishabee, Alabama|Tishabee]], [[Sawyerville, Alabama|Sawyerville]], [[Havana, Alabama|Havana]] and [[Eoline, Alabama|Eoline]].▼
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| Kleinere Schriften (''Smaller Writings'') of [[Alexander von Humboldt]] are an important 1853 collection of Humboldt's shorter scientific works, particularly dealing with [[natural science]] and geology, and especially concerning [[volcanology]]. It is considered one of Humboldt's major works.
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▲| [[2011 Sawyerville–Eoline tornado]] <small>(2011 EF3 tornado in Alabama, U.S.)</small>
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▲| [[Timeline of the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season]]
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| [[Reigitheriidae]] <small>(Extinct family of mammals)</small>
| Reigitheriidae was a family of [[mammal]]s that lived during the [[Late Cretaceous]] ([[Campanian]] to [[Maastrichtian]]) in [[Argentina]] and [[Chile]].
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