A new generation of paleontologists in Alberta and British Columbia is making extraordinary dinosaur discoveries that could inform our understanding of climate change.
Synopsis
A new generation of paleontologists in Alberta and British Columbia is making extraordinary dinosaur discoveries that could inform our understanding of climate change.
Synopsis
Brandy Yanchyk visits Alberta and British Columbia to document the work of new paleontologists. These researchers make significant dinosaur discoveries that enhance understanding of climate change. The film follows their fieldwork and fossil finds, reflecting the current growth of paleontology in Canada. It showcases events and activities in these provinces as they contribute to scientific knowledge. The documentary runs for 53 minutes and was released in 2017.
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Why Watch
- Meet Canada's leading paleontologists in action.
- Find out how dinosaurs relate to climate change.
- See extraordinary fossil discoveries in Alberta.
Did You Know
- Brandy Yanchyk directed The Dinosaur Echo in 2017.
- The film features paleontologists from Alberta and British Columbia.
- The documentary has a runtime of 53 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed The Dinosaur Echo?
Brandy Yanchyk directed The Dinosaur Echo.
What is the duration of The Dinosaur Echo?
The duration of The Dinosaur Echo is 53 minutes.
In which provinces of Canada are the dinosaur discoveries featured in the documentary located?
The dinosaur discoveries featured in the documentary are located in Alberta and British Columbia.
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