Looking for Fossils in Underground Caves - Ice Age Deposits in Western North America
Explore ice age cave deposits across western North America, uncovering mammalian fossils and their significance in understanding biological changes and biogeographic distributions during the last glacial period.
Ice Age Horses of the American West
Explore the fascinating history of ice age horses in North America, their ecological significance, and recent paleontological discoveries in Nevada and Wyoming.
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.
A Revised Chronostratigraphy for Dinosaur Provincial Park
Explore updated chronostratigraphy of Alberta's Dinosaur Provincial Park, examining revised timelines for Oldman, Dinosaur Park, and Bearpaw formations with Dr. David Eberth.
Adrift at Sea in the Early Cretaceous - The Fort McMurray Armoured Dinosaur
Explore the fascinating discovery of an armoured dinosaur fossil in Fort McMurray, Alberta, and its implications for Early Cretaceous paleontology and marine dinosaur behavior.
Late Pleistocene Megafaunal Extinctions and Human Dispersal in North America
Explore the controversial timing of human arrival in North America and its potential link to the extinction of large Ice Age mammals in this thought-provoking paleontological discussion.
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.
Dinosaurs in the Deep - The Sinking of the SS Mount Temple
Explore the intriguing tale of dinosaur fossils lost at sea during World War I, as a paleontologist uncovers the fate of the SS Mount Temple and its prehistoric cargo.
Eye Surgery and the Fossil Preparator - Personal Perspectives
Explore the intersection of eye surgery techniques and fossil preparation, gaining insights from personal perspectives in paleontology and medical science.
Nonmarine Teleost Fishes from the Late Cretaceous and Early Paleocene of North America
Explore Late Cretaceous and Early Paleocene nonmarine teleost fishes in North America through vertebrate microfossil evidence, presented by Dr. Donald Brinkman of the Royal Tyrrell Museum.
Who-oplocephalus or Euoplocephalus - Distinguishing Ankylosaur Species
Explore the fascinating world of ankylosaurs, focusing on Euoplocephalus, in this paleontological lecture. Uncover new insights about these armored dinosaurs and their evolutionary history.
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.
Evolutionary Experiments in the Early Tetrapod Form
Explore early tetrapod evolution and amphibian origins through new fossil discoveries and advanced imaging techniques, shedding light on the development of four-legged vertebrates.
Being Giant: Why Are Mammals Not as Big as Dinosaurs?
Explore the evolutionary factors limiting mammal size compared to dinosaurs in this fascinating paleontological presentation by Dr. Jessica Theodor from the University of Calgary.
A Year in the Life of the Royal Tyrrell Museum's Palaeontology Lab
Explore the fascinating world of fossil preparation and research at the Royal Tyrrell Museum's Palaeontology Lab through an insider's perspective on its annual operations.
The Warm Fuzzies - Mammals and Climate Change in the Eocene of North America
Explore mammalian evolution and climate change during North America's Eocene epoch, examining fossil evidence and environmental impacts on species development and adaptation.
Hope Johnson - Artist, Botanist, and Amateur Palaeontologist
Explore the remarkable life of Hope Johnson, a multifaceted talent who made significant contributions to art, botany, and paleontology in Alberta during the 20th century.
The End of the Ice Age - Ecology, Functional Morphology, and Megafaunal Response to a Changing World
Explore megafaunal ecology and morphology during the Ice Age's end, examining how changing environments impacted prehistoric species and their adaptations.
Regaliceratops - Evolution of Ceratopsians and the 'Hellboy' Discovery
Explore the evolutionary significance of Regaliceratops, a newly discovered horned dinosaur, and its impact on our understanding of ceratopsian development and diversity.
Mesozoic Salamanders from Siberia, Kazakhstan, and Middle Asia
Explore ancient salamander fossils from Central Asia, uncovering their evolution and significance in Mesozoic ecosystems through cutting-edge paleontological research.
Fossils of the Night: The History of Bats Through Time
Explore the fascinating evolutionary journey of bats through fossil evidence, tracing their origins and adaptations over millions of years with expert insights from Dr. Gregg Gunnell.