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Alberta Palaeo Society

New open-access paper! A team including Dr. Darla Zelenitsky (UCalgary) describes Duonychus tsogtbaatari, a bizarre two-fingered therizinosaur from Cretaceous Mongolia. Its huge claws and reduced fingers provide new insight into theropod evolution and forelimb reduction. Exceptional fossil preservation even shows the keratin sheath on the claws! Read more: cell.com/iscience/fulltext/S25

Painting of a Duonychus in a forest. The forest looks quite tropical and dense. The Duonychus is covered in fine feathers with longer feathers on the forelimbs. It's using its two giant claws on each hand to pull the leaves in towards its mouth.
A skeletal of Duonychus, showing which elements of the skeleton were found and which are inferred. The found bones include many in the hip, the back, and the forelimbs / claws. Surrounding the illustration are pictures of the fossil bones themselves.
A closeup illustration of the hands of Duonychus. It has only two fingers, each with enormous claws.
#dinosaur#fossils#therizinosaur
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Global News Lethbridge

Close races in Alberta ridings could mean strong voter turnout in advance polls: expert
While many Canadians may be looking forward to spending time with family this long weekend, they'll also have an early chance to cast a ballot in the upcoming federal election.
#election #politics #voting #Alberta #Canada #Economy
globalnews.ca/news/11138133/cl

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Robert Sanscartier

Alberta Carbon Capture Hub Would Put Water, Farmland At Risk

There has been a lot of talk about a massive carbon capture and storage hub being proposed by the Pathways Alliance in Northern Alberta. It would be one of the largest projects of its type in the world. Missing from the conversation is the fact that the project would threaten the water of tens of thousands of Albertans, including farmers, yet the Alberta government has refused to conduct an environmental assessment

#Alberta#canada
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