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One of the TAs in Dino 101 went into the University of Alberta teaching collection (of fossils), and found a fragment of hadrosaur jaw (with teeth), and took pics of it, and posted those pics, in response to my questions on one of the class discussion fora.
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How cool is that -- that she was able to walk into a collection and find explanatory material, and that she took the time and trouble to go do that and show me what she found!!!
Totally excellent!!! Thank you, University of Alberta -- Dino 101 is extremely well supported by your faculty and staff!!!
I believe I now have a pretty good idea how the whole "tooth battery" plan worked in hadrosaurs!
Thank you! Deeply appreciative of the time and energy you all are putting into this class!
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My alma mater [for my library degree] Ain't they grand?
Marcia
I did not realize I knew anyone who went there! :-)
I am impressed with the job they are doing with this course! Good to know that other departments are good, too!
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