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Vritual Open House 2020

Mammal Teeth

Ice Age Mammals

The lab had a successful 2018 field season, having collected > 50 new specimens of Miocene-aged fossil mammals from Saskatchewan.

Field group photo — From left to right: Matthew Brenning, Danielle Fraser, Brigid Christison, Margaret Currie.

Looking for fossils in situ — Brigid, Margaret, and Matt have been taking samples for microvertebrate analysis and sorting through matrix by hand.

Planned afternoon in town ends in prospecting! We can’t stop! Horse astragalus found! #FeministFieldForce #WickedFossilMammals #GNPFossilHunt2018 @MuseumofNature pic.twitter.com/mdDnaV2CJQ

— Dr. D. Fraser (@palaeoeco) August 21, 2018

Ottawa paleontologists look for fossils at Grasslands National Park

‘Exciting and surprising’: 23-million-year-old mammalian bones found at dig site in Sask.

Blog post: Biting into the past

3D models of a polar bear tooth and a raccoon tooth. .

Kieran and I with tusks — (SEAN KILPATRICK / THE CANADIAN PRESS)

CMN Press Release

Globe and Mail Article

Ottawa Citizen Article

Toronto Star Article

CTV News Video

CTV News Article

Nature Scoop: Mammoth or Mastodon? Discover how to identify ancient tusks.

Blog Post: Discovering species on the shelves

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Speaking at a symposium on Biodiversity and Conservation that was organized by the Beaty Centre for Species Discovery at the Canadian Museum of Nature. My talk begins at 5:18:00.