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A pair of small, two-legged, beaked dinosaurs move through a tangled forest covered in snow.From the Blog
Posted March 1st

Polar DinoFest: Holly Woodward

Secrets inside dinosaur bones help paleontologists understand how the terrible lizards coped with long polar nights.
A group of duckbilled dinosaur on a wet floodplain in ancient Alaska. Some have smooth heads and duck-like bucks, and one has a crest on its head.From the Blog
Posted March 1st

Polar DinoFest: Ron Tykoski

The North Slope of Alaska has yielded some amazing dinosaur finds.
A life-size model of the two-legged dinosaur Cryolophosaurus, a predator with a crest on its head and a coating of fuzz on its body.From the Blog
Posted February 22nd

Polar DinoFest: Marina Suarez

What do we know about the climate polar dinosaurs lived in?

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