Dr Michael Ryan вђњthe Horned Dinosaurs Of Canadaвђќ Youtube The horned dinosaurs were one of the most common dinosaurs in the late cretaceous of north america. they range in size from the enigmatic, dog sized gryphoce. And there’s no one better to help us understand their crazy appearance and lifestyles than paleontologist dr. michael ryan, the cleveland museum of natural history’s curator of vertebrate paleontology. dr. ryan is one of the world’s leading dinosaur researchers, specializing in horned dinosaurs. he’s a native of canada, as you’ll hear.
Albertaceratops Nesmoi Dinosaur Paleontology Dinosaur Fossils The research on wendiceratops was completed by dr. david evans from the royal ontario musem and university of toronto, and dr. michael ryan from the cleveland museum of natural history. their research has greatly increased the understanding of the evolution of horned dinosaurs. read the press release. “starting 80 million years ago, the large bodied horned dinosaurs in north america underwent an evolutionary explosion,” said lead author dr. michael ryan, curator of vertebrate paleontology. Two new horned dinosaurs have been named based on fossils collected from alberta, canada. the new species, unescoceratops koppelhusae and gryphoceratops morr. "starting 80 million years ago, the large bodied horned dinosaurs in north america underwent an evolutionary explosion," said lead author dr. michael ryan, curator of vertebrate paleontology at.
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