Mineral Species Frequency Distribution Conforms to a Large Number of Rare Events Model: Prediction of Earth’s Missing Minerals

Overview of attention for article published in Mathematical Geosciences, June 2015

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Science News, 04 Oct 2016

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How Life and Luck Changed Earth’s Minerals

Wired.com, 16 Aug 2015

Is geology predictable, or is the mineral composition of Earth due to chance events? The post How Life and Luck Changed Earth’s…