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It’s time to let go of what we think T. rex should look like — Lady Science

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By Brigid E. Christison
| Lady Science
In 2016, paleontologist Robert R. Reisz gave a lecture that would literally change the face of Tyrannosaurus rex forever. Reisz presented research supporting the idea that T. rex had lips (soft tissue that cover the mouth), contrary to the exposed rows of teeth that have traditionally been shown in science artwork and media for the last several decades. T.
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Grace Anne Stewart | TrowelBlazers

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By Brigid E. Christison
| trowelblazers.com
Dr. Grace Anne Stewart was the first woman in Canada to receive a B.A. in geology, though sexist attitudes at Canadian scientific institutions drove her to pursue a career in the United States. Stewart grew up on a farm near Minnedosa, Manitoba, where she had ample opportunity to explore the sedimentary geology of the region growing up.
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CANADA'S FIRST KNOWN DINOSAURS: PALAEONTOLOGY AND COLLECTING HISTORY OF UPPER CRETACEOUS VERTEBRATES IN SOUTHERN ALBERTA AND SASKATCHEWAN, 1874-1889

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By Darren H. Tanke, Jordan Mallon, Brigid E. Christison
| earthscienceshistory.org
Article Citation: BRIGID E. CHRISTISON, DARREN H. TANKE, and JORDAN C. MALLON (2020) CANADA'S FIRST KNOWN DINOSAURS: PALAEONTOLOGY AND COLLECTING HISTORY OF UPPER CRETACEOUS VERTEBRATES IN SOUTHERN ALBERTA AND SASKATCHEWAN, 1874–1889. Earth Sciences History: 2020, Vol. 39, No. 1, pp. 184-218. BRIGID E. CHRISTISON1, DARREN H. TANKE2, AND JORDAN C.
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