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SUMMARY:Franks Lectures - Philip Currie
LOCATION:Frank's Community Pub
DESCRIPTION: \nBack by popular demand for a SECOND LECTURE!!!\nHunting Gi
 ants: The Dinosaurs of Alberta\nFeaturing: Professor of Dinosour Palaeobio
 logy Philip Currie\nMore than a century ago\, Alberta became the epicentre
  of one of the greatest fossil discoveries in history. Beginning with the 
 "Great Canadian Dinosaur Rush" in 1910\, hundreds of spectacular dinosaur 
 skeletons were unearthed from Alberta's Badlands and shipped to museums ar
 ound the world\, forever changing our understanding of prehistoric life.\n
 Join world-renowned palaeontologist Dr. Philip Currie as he explores the
  remarkable history of dinosaur discovery in Alberta\, from the early foss
 il expeditions and the birth of Dinosaur Provincial Park and the Royal Tyr
 rell Museum\, to the "Dinosaur Renaissance" that transformed how scientist
 s think about dinosaur behaviour\, evolution\, and biology.\nToday\, Alber
 ta remains one of the world's most important places for dinosaur research.
  New species continue to be discovered\, and advances in technology are re
 vealing extraordinary details about these ancient animals\, from feathers 
 and soft tissues to how they lived\, hunted\, and evolved. Discover why Al
 berta continues to be at the forefront of palaeontology and why our Badlan
 ds still hold secrets waiting to be uncovered.\n \n\nBoletos: https://www
 .showpass.com/franks-lectures-hunting-dinosaurs/
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