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10 Jan 202612 Feb 2026 James Ronan Badlands Dinosaur Museum, Dinosaurs, Education, Emily Rayfield, Fossil Discoveries, Fossils, Jack Horner, Jurassic Park, Jurassic Park Franchise, Jurassic World, Jurassic World: Dominion, Mike Benton, Newsletter, Palaeobiology, Palaeontology, Sam Neill, Steve Brusatte, The Palaeo Minute, Unlock Dino Insights

From Jurassic Park to Real Life: Palaeontology Connections

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From Fiction to Fossils: Mentorship in Motion: In this edition I reflect on the mentors, collaborators, and unexpected sources of inspiration that have shaped my path in palaeontology from research supervisors to consultants and creators behind the Jurassic Park films. Their guidance and creativity have played a defining role in my journey through both science and storytelling.

This edition explores:

  • Collaborating with Palaeontologists: Reflections on research & mentorship.
  • Jurassic Park’s Enduring Impact on Palaeontology: My encounters with Jurassic Park & Jurassic World cast & crew.
  • From Fiction to Fossils: How Jurassic World’s scientific evolution has shaped public understanding of palaeontology.
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12 Aug 202527 Jan 2026 James Ronan Badlands Dinosaur Museum, ceratopsian, Daspletosaurus, Dinosaurs, Education, Fieldwork, Fossil Discoveries, Fossils, Geology, Gorgosaurus, Hadrosaurs, Judith River Formation, Natural History, Newsletter, Palaeobiology, Palaeontology, Palaeontology Newsletter, Science Communication, Science Newsletter, Science Writing, The Palaeo Minute, Theropod, Unlock Dino Insights

Unveiling Prehistoric Treasures in The Judith River Formation in Montana

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Step into Montana’s Late Cretaceous wilderness, where dreams came true and 79-million-year-old fossils saw daylight again. In this edition of The Palaeo Minute, I take you behind the scenes of my fossil-hunting adventure in the Judith River Formation where ancient environments, incredible discoveries, and a lifelong dream came to life. I hope you enjoy the insights from the field and a closer look at this remarkable chapter in palaeontological exploration.

This edition explores:

  • My Fossil Fieldwork in Montana: Digging deep into natural history!
  • Excavating Dinosaur Fossils: The discoveries I made & the skills I gained.
  • Step into the Late Cretaceous: Exploring this fossil rich site’s incredible dinosaur biodiversity.
  • A Glimpse into a Lost World: The palaeoenvironment where dinosaurs thrived 79–75 million years ago.

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Who's looking forward to The Dinosaurs? I know I am! Beneath Montana’s rugged landscapes hides a prehistoric world waiting to be uncovered. From towering dinosaurs to prehistoric reptiles, every fossil discovery brings us closer to understanding life millions of years ago. Lambeosaurus lambei was a large hadrosaurid, a lambeosaurine duck-billed dinosaur part of the same group of hadrosaurs Parasaurolophus belongs to. Lambeosaurus was a herbivore and capable of moving both bipedally and quadrupedally. The Jurassic Coast
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