Broken, Bruised, and Bitten: Survival Tales of Tyrannosaur Injuries

Quercy Phosphorites: The Ecosystem's Diversity of Southern France from the Eocene to the Miocene

Microfossils of the Lance Formation, Including the Rare Dinosaur Pectinodon

Global Greening in a Warmer World: What We Can Learn from Plant Fossils

History and Contributions of Romanian Vertebrate Paleontology: Beasts, Bioevents, Geology

Teeth and Mammalian Evolution

Descent into Carnivory: How Large Vertebrate Suspension-Feeding in the Mesozoic Ran Out of Options

Munching Mosasaurs: A Look into Mosasaur Feeding Ecology from The Netherlands and Canada

What the Fossil Record Tells Us About Parasites, and What Parasites Can Tell Us About Fossil Animals

Theropod Dinosaurs of the Nemegt Formation (Upper Cretaceous) of Mongolia

Forests, Prairies, Puddles, and Badlands: Exploring Alberta’s Amphibians and Reptiles

You Are What You Eat: Revealing Dinosaur Diets Using Fossil Tooth Chemistry

Eco-tales of the Dinosaurs: 75 Million Years Ago in Alberta

Earth and Mars—One Wet, One Dry. Why?

Did you know some ancestors of whales lived on land?

Did you know “Oviraptor” means “egg thief”?

The Anthropocene: A Crucial Moment in Earth History

A Brief (Pre-)History of the Domestic Cat

Chemical Defense in Poison Frogs

Deep-Time Beginnings of Bone Biology

Locomotion Ecology in the Fossil Bird Ichthyornis

The Evolution of Grasslands: What Plant Fossils Reveal About One of the Largest Ecosystem Changes

Ecosystem Jenga: What Tiny Fossils Tell Us About a Massive Extinction

Beasts Before Us: The Untold Story of Mammal Evolution

Excavating Wyoming's Ancient Tropical Forests While Challenging (and Changing) the Face of Science

Vertebrate Faunal Assemblages of the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway of Manitoba, Canada

Ancient Floras of Antarctica as Indicators of Past Climate

Timelapse: Excavation of a Hadrosaur (Day 1 - 10)

Perspectives on the Art of Glen McIntosh

Birds Above the Hobbits’ Heads: Tales from a Small Island Far, Far Away

Frozen Fossils: A History of Life in Svalbard

Oviraptorosaurs – The Growth and Hidden Diversity of North America’s Mysterious Bird-like Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs of Spain: The Real Dragons of Don Quixote

Computer Models: A Tool for Palaeontological Biomechanics Studies

Cave Bears: The Unexpected Vegetarians of the Ice Age

Bringing Dinosaurs to Life: Using Innovative Techniques and Methods in Vertebrate Palaeontology

Cretaceous Q&A: "What holotypes does the Museum have in its collection?”

Cretaceous Q&A: "How do we organize the history of life?"

The Sedimentology of Palaeontology: How to Accumulate Highly Fossiliferous Deposits

Cretaceous Q&A: "What are the most common fossils in our collection?"

Cretaceous Q&A: "Why does the Museum display casts?”

Evolution of Hyperossification and Tooth Loss in Living and Fossil Frogs

World Record Specimens at the Royal Tyrrell Museum

Palaeontology and U.S. National Monuments: Implications for Science and Public Lands

From the Past to Satellites: New Ways of Mapping Fossils from Remote Locations

From Salty Salamanders to Bright Bugs: An Evolutionary Perspective on Life in Stressful Environments

Living on the Edge: Neanderthals and Their Relatives in Central Asia

Facial Scars as Indicators of Aggressive Behaviour and Sexual Maturity in Tyrannosaurs

Cenozoic Gallery: Artwork with Eric Fossi

Cretaceous Q&A: What makes a dinosaur a dinosaur?

Cretaceous Q&A: "How did dinosaurs get so big?"

Cretaceous Q&A: "What should you do if you find a fossil in Alberta?"

Dr. Francois Therrien Presents Research on Tyrannosaur Bite Force and Feeding Behaviour

Cretaceous Q&A: "How do dinosaurs get their names?"

Cretaceous Q&A: "Why do we find dinosaurs in the death pose?"

Cretaceous Q&A: "Why do we find so many dinosaurs in Alberta?"

The Evolutionary History of Tuatara and its Extinct Relatives

The Stegosaurian Dinosaurs

Successful Efforts to Relocate Century-Old Dinosaur Quarries in the Badlands of Southern Alberta

Salamanders from the Mesozoic Yanliao and Jehol Biotas of Northern China