Tyrell Museum Update #3- Major New Exhibit Announced

["D. Tanke" <dtanke@dns.magtech.ab.ca>]

 The Royal Tyrrell Museum will be hosting "Konglong" (Chinese for dinosaur),
an exhibit of Chinese and Alberta dinosaur specimens this summer, from June
29-October 14. This exhibit is largely made up of the large Ex Terra
Canada-China Dinosaur Project travelling exhibit that was set up in
Edmonton, Toronto, Vancouver, Japan and Singapore. If you missed your chance
to see it over the past 3 years, here is another opportunity. The exhibit
will feature 11 new species of dinosaurs, four different kinds of dinosaur
eggs, and new species of turtles, crocodiles, lizards and mammals. There is
a minor surcharge ($1-$1.50 per person), plus regular admission to see
Konglong. I'll report on what specific mounts will be utilized once crates
get here and are unpacked/assembled.

   Darren Tanke, Technician, Dinosaur Research Program, Royal Tyrrell Museum
of Palaeontology, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada. Paleo Interests: fossil
identification, collection and preparation, centrosaurine ceratopsians,
Upper Cretaceous vertebrate faunas of North America and East Asia,
paleopathology; senior editor on annotated bibliography of extinct/extant
vertebrate dental pathology, osteopathy and related topics (9,719 entries as
of May 14, 1996). 

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