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Intro
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The Middle Cambrian World
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Middle Cambrian Stratigraphy
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The Stephen Formation
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The Outdoor Laboratory
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Stephen Formation: Thick and Thin
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Dr. Charles D. Walcott
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Dr. Charles Resser the Super-Splitter Splitters vs. Lumpers
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Dr. Franco Rasetti
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Dr. Jim Aitken & Dr. Bill Fritz (GSC) Dr. Harry Whittington (Cambridge)
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Refining Middle Cambrian Trilobite Biostratigraphy
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Spatial Complications
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Trilobites (Open Marine Biofacies)
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Trilobites (Open to 'Restricted' Marine Biofacies)
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Trilobites ( Restricted' Marine Biofacies)
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Quantitative Biostratigraphy
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Same Trilobite?
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Phosphatic SSF Occurrence: or "Playing with Poop"
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A Closer View
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Phosphatic SSF Horizon
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Edrioasteroid (aff. Wolcottidiscus typicalis)
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Hyolithid (Chelsonella cf. vanuxemi)
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Bacterial Filaments
Description:
Explore the fascinating world of Middle Cambrian paleontology in this 48-minute lecture by Chad Morgan, Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Calgary. Delve into the scientific highlights of the Stephen Formation, including the renowned Burgess Shale lagerstätten in Yoho National Park. Learn about the historical significance and recent scientific advancements surrounding this formation, from Charles Walcott's early 20th-century discoveries to cutting-edge research on trilobite classification and biostratigraphy. Discover new fossil findings, such as 505-million-year-old bacterial filaments and unusual geometric trace fossils. Gain insights into the work of prominent paleontologists, the debate between splitters and lumpers, and the complexities of Middle Cambrian stratigraphy. Examine various trilobite biofacies, quantitative biostratigraphy techniques, and intriguing phosphatic small shelly fossil occurrences. This comprehensive lecture offers a deep dive into the rich paleontological history and ongoing research of the Stephen Formation. Read more

Trilobites from Mount Stephen, BC

Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology
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