Explore a detailed chronostratigraphic revision of the Oldman, Dinosaur Park, and Bearpaw formations at Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada in this 51-minute lecture from the Royal Tyrrell Museum Speaker Series. Dr. David Eberth presents his research findings, offering new insights into the geological timeline and depositional history of this significant paleontological site. Gain a deeper understanding of the stratigraphic relationships and temporal framework that underpin the rich fossil discoveries in the region. Delve into the latest scientific interpretations that contribute to our knowledge of Late Cretaceous ecosystems and dinosaur evolution in western Canada.
A Revised Chronostratigraphy for Dinosaur Provincial Park
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A Revised Chronostratigraphy for Dinosaur Provincial Park
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