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June 9th 2012
Published: June 14th 2012
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It is terrible weather now in Yoho National Park. We hardly can see the road. So instead of exploring the region we decide to drive further to the East past the mountains. And indeed when we finally arrive at Brooks there is even some sunshine. After Brooks we hit some secundary roads through an uninteresting agricultural landscape. Once this was prairie, where bisons used to graze. Now and then w... Read Full Entry



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A snake at the campsite, but which species is it?A snake at the campsite, but which species is it?
A snake at the campsite, but which species is it?
Drumheller is the capital of DinosaursDrumheller is the capital of Dinosaurs
Drumheller is the capital of Dinosaurs
A lovely StegosaurA lovely Stegosaur
A lovely Stegosaur
Quite big those BrontosaursQuite big those Brontosaurs
Quite big those Brontosaurs
North America 76 million years ago. Drumheller was at the border of an inner sea.North America 76 million years ago. Drumheller was at the border of an inner sea.
North America 76 million years ago. Drumheller was at the border of an inner sea.
The eggs of herbivores (like Hadrosaurus) are round. The eggs of herbivores (like Hadrosaurus) are round.
The eggs of herbivores (like Hadrosaurus) are round.
Eggs of carnivores (like Tyrannosaurs) are elongated.Eggs of carnivores (like Tyrannosaurs) are elongated.
Eggs of carnivores (like Tyrannosaurs) are elongated.
Embryo of Hypacrosaur within its eggshell (75 millions years old)Embryo of Hypacrosaur within its eggshell (75 millions years old)
Embryo of Hypacrosaur within its eggshell (75 millions years old)
Ammolite, by a special mineralisation ammonites become like a precious gemstone.Ammolite, by a special mineralisation ammonites become like a precious gemstone.
Ammolite, by a special mineralisation ammonites become like a precious gemstone.
This Boundary Claystone with its Iridiumlayer of 65 million years ago indicates the end of the Cretaceous. It is said that due to the impact of a meteor the Dinosaurs disappeared. It is found near Drumheller.This Boundary Claystone with its Iridiumlayer of 65 million years ago indicates the end of the Cretaceous. It is said that due to the impact of a meteor the Dinosaurs disappeared. It is found near Drumheller.
This Boundary Claystone with its Iridiumlayer of 65 million years ago indicates the end of the Cretaceous. It is said that due to the impact of a meteor the Dinosaurs disappeared. It is found near Drumheller.
Mosquito within amberstone. Unfortunely the shell is empty so that no blood with DNA of a Dinosaur can be found. Jurassic Park is a beautiful movie though.Mosquito within amberstone. Unfortunely the shell is empty so that no blood with DNA of a Dinosaur can be found. Jurassic Park is a beautiful movie though.
Mosquito within amberstone. Unfortunely the shell is empty so that no blood with DNA of a Dinosaur can be found. Jurassic Park is a beautiful movie though.
Working at new fossilsWorking at new fossils
Working at new fossils
Like a Teatrum AnatomicumLike a Teatrum Anatomicum
Like a Teatrum Anatomicum



16th June 2012
A snake at the campsite, but which species is it?

Jaap van Elst
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Welke slang is het?
Volgens ons is jullie eerste slang, die je ons op de foto laat zien, een Thamnophis elegans

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