Congratulations goes out to our good friend, Dr. Philip Currie, one of the world’s leading Palaeontologists. Starting October 1, Dr. Currie will become a professor with the University of Alberta’s Palaeontology program, here in Edmonton. Along with his many accolades, Currie was recently chosen as one of three Canadians to receive the 2004 Michael Smith [...]
I’d like to congratulate my good friend, Dr. Michael J. Ryan on his new role as Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology with the prestigious Cleveland Museum of Natural History. In addition to his experience with the world-renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum, Ryan has travelled extensively around the globe exploring fossilized dinosaur remains and has been published in [...]
More Dinosaur news for you. Like some that once roamed Alberta, the remains are believed to be that of a Hadrosaur and possibly even a new species. Dinosaur Remains Found In Korea
That’s right. Dinosaurs were in the Canadian High Arctic. CBC News: Dinosaur fossils shows Arctic’s Jurassic age The original press release can be found here. There’s also a link in the press release with more about the discoverer, Hans Larsson.
