Using Trace Fossils to Reconstruct Palaeoenvironments
Explore ancient environments through trace fossils. Dr. Jenni Scott reveals how dinosaur activity records inform us about populations and evolution in Cretaceous coastal plains and rivers.
Fossil Fish from the Late Cretaceous of Alberta
Explore fossil fish from Late Cretaceous Alberta, challenges in identifying isolated elements, and new insights into teleost fish history using advanced technology like micro CT scanners.
Air Giants- Launch, Flight, and Ecology of Cretaceous Pterosaurs
Explore the fascinating world of Cretaceous pterosaurs, their unique adaptations for flight, and their ecological roles in prehistoric ecosystems.
Eocene E - Cretaceous Fireworks with Bob Miller
Explore North Cascades geology, focusing on Eocene events and Cretaceous tectonic activity. Dive into plate movements, fault systems, and pluton formation, with insights from recent research and expert perspectives.
Ice: Shells of an Ice-Less Past - Tracking Climate Change Through Foraminifera Fossils
Explore Earth's ice-free past through fossil evidence, uncovering climate changes and their implications for our future with Smithsonian climate detective Brian Huber.
Magnitude and Drivers of Short-Term Sea Level Fluctuations in the Cretaceous - A Review
Explore Cretaceous sea level changes, their magnitudes, and driving forces. Discover the impact of aquifer eustasy and the role of glacio-eustasy in shaping Earth's ancient oceans.
Ecosystem Jenga - What Tiny Fossils Tell Us About a Massive Extinction
Explore the dinosaur extinction debate through microfossil research in Saskatchewan, examining the role of the bolide impact and its implications for understanding modern climate change.
Salamanders from the Mesozoic Yanliao and Jehol Biotas of Northern China
Explore ancient salamander fossils from China's Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, revealing insights into their diversity, life histories, and evolutionary relationships.
An Ankylosaur from the Foothills of Alberta - Oldest Dinosaur Fossil in Western Canada
Explore the discovery of western Canada's oldest dinosaur fossil - an ankylosaur from Alberta's foothills. Dr. James Campbell discusses this significant paleontological find.
The World's Best Preserved Armoured Dinosaur - Discovery and Research of Borealopelta markmitchelli
Explore the remarkable Borealopelta markmitchelli, a spectacularly preserved ankylosaur from Alberta. Learn about its discovery, preparation, and the unprecedented insights it provides into Early Cretaceous dinosaur life.
Lamniform Sharks - 110 Million Years of Ocean Supremacy
Explore the 110-million-year reign of lamniform sharks, from their evolution to their dominance in Earth's oceans, in this paleontological journey through time.
Freshwater Sharks and Rays of the Scollard Formation, Alberta - Paleontological Insights
Explore freshwater sharks and rays from Alberta's Scollard Formation, uncovering their unique characteristics and evolutionary significance in this paleontological investigation.
Eco-tales of the Dinosaurs - 75 Million Years Ago in Alberta
Explore dinosaur ecosystems from 75 million years ago in Alberta, focusing on fossil-rich deposits and recent paleontological research in Dinosaur Provincial Park and surrounding areas.
You Are What You Eat - Revealing Dinosaur Diets Using Fossil Tooth Chemistry
Explore how fossil tooth chemistry reveals dinosaur diets, habitats, and behaviors. Learn techniques used to uncover the eating habits and ecosystems of Cretaceous dinosaurs in Western Canada.
Theropod Dinosaurs of the Nemegt Formation - Upper Cretaceous Mongolia
Explore Late Cretaceous theropod dinosaurs from Mongolia's Nemegt Formation, comparing them with North American counterparts and unraveling the mystery of Deinocheirus.
How the West Was Swum: Marine Reptiles of Western Canada's Cretaceous Seas
Explore Western Canada's ancient seas, discovering diverse marine reptiles from plesiosaurs to mosasaurs. Uncover fascinating fossils and prehistoric ecosystems.
Digging Up Dinosaurs 101 - Paleontology Field Techniques
Explore paleontology fieldwork: site selection, fossil excavation techniques, and transportation methods used by Denver Museum of Nature & Science experts.
The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs - From Origins to Extinction and Beyond
Explore the 150-million-year reign of dinosaurs, from their rise to dominance to their extinction and legacy as modern birds. Gain insights into Earth's history and evolution.
The Serpent Rises from the Waves - Origin of Mosasaurus, Lizard King of the Cretaceous
Explore the fascinating evolution of Mosasaurus, the dominant marine predator of the Cretaceous period, through expert insights and paleontological discoveries.