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- 3Canada, North of 60
- 3Canadian Arctic
- 3Geology, Pleistocene
- 3Geology, Quaternary
- 2Gibbins, Howard
- 2Sullivan, Corwin (Dr.)
- 1Arbour, Victoria M
- 1Bombin, Miguel.
- 1Currie, Philip (Dr.)
- 1Currie, Philip J. (Dr.)
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Spring 2014
The Ankylosauria is a group of herbivorous, quadrupedal, armoured dinosaurs subdivided into at least two major clades, the Ankylosauridae and the Nodosauridae. The most derived members of the Ankylosauridae had a unique tail club formed from modified, tightly interlocking distal caudal vertebrae...
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The occurrences of vertebrate fossils in the Deadhorse Coulee Member of the Milk River Formation and their implications for provincialism and evolution in the Santonian (Late Cretaceous) of North America
DownloadFall 2010
The Deadhorse Coulee Member of the Milk River Formation of southern Alberta preserves one of the oldest well-documented non-marine vertebrate assemblages in Canada. In this study, the taxonomic diversity of this member is updated, and vertebrate localities are placed in geographic and...
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1978
Masters thesis. The sand dune area was found to have a variety of features conducive to wilderness recreation, providing that a management program be set up to preserve the environment. // Funded in part by Alberta Environment, Research Secretariat.