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Tag Archives: project palaeo ecology
Champsosaurus: CT scanning reveals its ear openings really were on the bottom of its skull
Carleton University student Thomas Dudgeon gets into the heads of the museum’s Champsosaurus to solve a Cretaceous ear mystery. Continue reading
Fossil solved great dinosaur cheek debate
Jordan Mallon’s pick for a favourite fossil came down to a question of dinosaur cheeks. Continue reading
Posted in Collections, Fossils
Tagged dinosaurs, Jordan Mallon, project palaeo ecology
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Is the world’s largest Triceratops skull sitting in our collection?
Alan McDonald wonders, and works to reveal, if the world’s largest Triceratops skull has been uncovered in the museum’s collection? Continue reading
Posted in Fossils, Research, Species Discovery and Change
Tagged Alan McDonald, dinosaurs, fossil preparation, project palaeo ecology
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Spiclypeus shipporum, the New Dino in Town
It’s not every day a palaeontologist introduces a new dinosaur species to the world! Jordan Mallon tells the story of “Judith”, the new horned dinosaur that he recently identified at the museum with colleagues. Continue reading
Posted in Collections, Exhibitions, Fossils, Tools of the trade
Tagged dinosaurs, Jordan Mallon, project palaeo ecology
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Lady Luck visits the Alberta badlands
Hard work pays off for palaeontologist Dr. Jordan Mallon and his team as they find some horned dinosaur fossils and a large bonebed. Continue reading
Posted in Collections, Fieldwork, Fossils, Research
Tagged chasmosaur, dinosaurs, Fossils, Jordan Mallon, project palaeo ecology
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Hunting for Dinosaurs—You Can’t Always Get What You Want!
Our dinosaur researcher Dr. Jordan Mallon shares how excitement can quickly turn to disappointment when hunting for fossils. Continue reading
Posted in Collections, Fieldwork, Fossils, Research
Tagged dinosaurs, Fossils, hadrosaur, Jordan Mallon, project palaeo ecology
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Jawing about Dinosaurs: What the Herbivore’s Jaws Are Telling Us
What can we learn by studying the jaws of herbivorous dinosaurs that disappeared 75 million years ago? Palaeontologist Jordan Mallon tells us about his findings in a recent project. Continue reading
Posted in Collections, Fossils, Research
Tagged dinosaurs, Jordan Mallon, project palaeo ecology
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