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Fossil Realm Magazine
From Sauropods to Microfossils: Meet Professor Jacqueline M. Richard
Here is a fun and informative interview with paleontologist Jacqueline M. Richard. We touch on many topics, including her pathway to paleontology and geology, teaching experiences, fieldwork in Nevada and North Dakota and the challenges of excavating sauropod bones. She also speaks about her fascinating work with microfossils aimed at understanding the extinction event that wiped out the dinosaurs, 66 million years ago.
Probing the Origins of Life: Q&A with NASA Scientist Dr. Chris McKay
Dr. Chris McKay in Antarctica. Source: NASA
How life originated is one of the deepest mysteries of science - this profound question has perplexed humankind for thousands of years. Now, in the twenty-first century, astrobiologists and other scientists have the tools to investigate it; yet, it remains extremely challenging to answer.
Baby bird found in Burmese amber: Q&A with Dr. Ryan McKellar
The shocking discovery of a Cretaceous toothed bird preserved in Burmese amber has made headlines around the world. The 99-million year old hatchling is the best-preserved specimen of its kind: features such as eyelids, ear openings and even feather pigmentation remain. The specimen expands our understanding of early feathers and sheds light on the anatomy, development and lifestyle of a major group of Mesozoic birds, the Enantiornithes, which lived alongside the dinosaurs.