New dinosaur species possible in Northwestern Alberta (Better avoid Alberta)

University of Alberta ^ | May 12, 2009 | Unknown

[decimon]

Too Troo ping.

[rabscuttle385]

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[decimon]

Just beginning that Morse code?

[mnehring]

bfltr

[Paladin2]

Save the dinosaurs, stop all mining.

Wait.........stop breathing, wait.....stop digging......wait,

I know, stop erosion! That's it, Stop Erosion Now!

[Dr. Sivana]

The school building in the Grande Prairie area is one weird looking piece. It was designed with the native culture in mind, so the exterior of the building avoids right angles.

Some wonderful people up there, though!

[decimon]

It was designed with the native culture in mind, so the exterior of the building avoids right angles.

They disliked right angles or had little use for them? I'd be more worried about resurgent Troodons.

[Dr. Sivana]

I'd be more worried about resurgent Troodons.

They'd likely be cold-blooded. Grande Prairie can easily get to be -40 degrees (either Fahrenheit or Centigrade), so I don't expect the Troodons to last too long.

[FroggyTheGremlim]

Troodons - then and ...?

[fanfan]

Thanks for the ping, Rabs.

[SunkenCiv]

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[xcamel]

Hmmm.. must be a moron.
“It established that dinosaurs were nesting at this high latitude”
except 73MYA, ‘Northern Alberta was nearer Kansas in “latitude”

[fanfan]

You’re so polite, Civ.

Hug, you’re welcome.

[decimon]

You’re so polite, Civ.

Hug, you’re welcome.

Would you two like some privacy?

[fanfan]

Would you two like some privacy?

Yes, just the two of us on the world wide web. LOL!

It's just nice that Civ takes the time to personally thanks everyone who pings him.

I am an epic fail at that, so I notice when someone takes the time.

Cindy does it too. :-)

[SunkenCiv]

It's just nice that Civ takes the time to personally thanks everyone who pings him.

;') It's a nicer web with you in it, fanfan. :')

[fanfan]

Thanks, Civ.

You too.

:-D

[Fred Nerks]

"It also shows for the first time a significant number of Troodons in the area [who] hunted hatchling dinosaurs."

because their teeth fell out? I don't believe it.

[Fred Nerks]

Cretaceous, 135-65 million years Troodon formosus. A tooth from the dinosaur Troodon formosus, 5/16 inch long. From the late Cretaceous (Judith River fm.) of north-central Montana.