Explore the fascinating world of tyrannosaur dinosaurs in this captivating lecture from the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology. Delve into the rich fossil record of Alberta, Canada, and discover how this region has significantly contributed to our understanding of these iconic prehistoric predators. Learn about the unique characteristics of tyrannosaurids, including their massive heads, powerful jaws, and distinctive two-fingered forelimbs. Join University of Calgary researcher Jared Voris as he presents groundbreaking discoveries made in Alberta and explains their importance in unraveling the biology and evolution of tyrannosaurs. Gain insights into the diverse tyrannosaur fossils found in the province's rock layers and how they have shaped our knowledge of these "Cretaceous Kings." This comprehensive 1-hour and 14-minute presentation offers an in-depth look at the latest research and findings that have emerged from Alberta's fossil treasures, providing a deeper appreciation for the role this region has played in advancing our understanding of these magnificent creatures.
Cretaceous Kings of Canada - How Alberta has Shaped our Understanding of Tyrannosaur Dinosaurs
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Cretaceous Kings of Canada: How Alberta has Shaped our Understanding of Tyrannosaur Dinosaurs
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Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology