Sedimentology and taphonomy of the Oldman Formation (Campanian), Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta (Canada)

Sedimentology and taphonomy of the Oldman Formation (Campanian), Dinosaur Provincial Park, Alberta (Canada)

Source :

• Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology [ 0031-0182 ] ; 1971.

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• KwdEn :
  • Alberta, American museum, Argillaceous laminae, Argillaceous sediments, Armoured dinosaur, Autochthonous tree stumps, Bank collapse, Basal, Beaufort series, Belly river, Belly river beds, Belly river formation, Bone fragments, Bones class, Braided, Braided channels, Braided stream, Campanian, Catalogue sternberg, Caudal vertebrae, Centrosaurus, Ceratopsian, Certain dinosaurs, Channel, Channel backwaters, Channel base environments, Channel bottom, Channel channel, Channel deposits, Channel environment, Channel form, Channel lithotopes, Channel matthew, Channel parks, Channel sand, Channel sandstones, Channel sediments, Channel sternberg, Channel transport, Chasmosaurus belli, Clay balls, Clay base, Clay pebbles, Clay sternberg, Clayballs, Claystone, Clean sandstones, Complete class, Complete skeleton, Complete skeletons, Complete specimens, Conglomerate, Corythosaurus, Corythosaurus casuarius, Corythosaurus excavatus, Corythosaurus intermedius, Cretaceous, Current activity, Decompositional, Decompositional classes, Deer river, Deposit, Deposit channel, Desiccation cracks, Dinosaur, Disarticulated, Diverse salamanders, Dodson, Dorsal vertebrae, Efremov, Energy channel sternberg, Energy channels, Energy conditions, Erosional surface, Fauna, Field evidence, Field notes, Field work, Fieldiana geol, Fine sediments, Flood basin, Floodplain, Floodplain deposits, Floodplain sediments, Fluvial transport, Foothill, Forelimb, Fossil, Fossil beds, Fossil record, Fossil vertebrates, Freshwater conditions, Further stage, General paleontology, Geol, Geological phenomena, Geological survey, Gorgosaurus, Great importance, Hadrosaur, Hadrosaurian dinosaurs, Head class, High degree, Hind legs, Hooded, Hooded hadrosaur, Ilium, Interface, Intraformational conglomerates, Jaws class, Juvenile dinosaurs, Juvenile hadrosaur, Lambeosaurus, Lamina, Lance formation, Late cretaceous, Late permian, Lerbekmo, Levee, Levee deposit, Levee deposits, Levi sternberg, Limb bones, Lithology, Lower jaws, Lull, Many factors, Marine bearpaw formation, Modern analogy, Mudstone, Mudstones, Museum novitates, National museum, Natural history, Oldman, Oldman formation, Oldman streams, Ontario museum life, Overbank, Overbank deposits, Palaeoclimatol, Palaeoecol, Palaeogeography, Paleontology, Panoplosaurus mirus, Partial skeleton, Pebble, Pelvis, Personal communication, Petrol, Photo courtesy, Plant matter, Preservation class, Prosaurolophus maximus, Quarries sandstone, Quarry, Quarry fossils quar, Quarry lithology, Quiet conditions, Quiet water, Rib, Rootlet, Royal ontario museum, Sandstone, Scapula, Sediment, Sedimentary conditions, Sedimentology, Several localities, Significant portions, Silt, Siltstone, Silty, Silty clay, Silty layers, Skeletal materials, Skeleton, Skeleton class, Skeleton skull, Skull, Slow currents, Small bones, Solitary sets, Source area, Southern alberta, Standard deviation, Sternberg, Stratigraphic, Stratigraphic interval, Strong tendency, Subaerial exposure, Subaqueous exposure, Subtropical, Subtropical climate, Such plants, Such sediments, Such specimens, Taphonomic, Taphonomy, Temperature control, Terrestrial habitus, Tibia, Topstratum deposits, Toronto studies, Trachodont dinosaur, Tropical climate, Univ, Unpublished field notes, Upper cretaceous, Vertebra, Vertebral column, Vertebrate, Vertebrate paleontology, Wentworth scale, Western canada.
• Teeft :
  • Alberta, American museum, Argillaceous laminae, Argillaceous sediments, Armoured dinosaur, Autochthonous tree stumps, Bank collapse, Basal, Beaufort series, Belly river, Belly river beds, Belly river formation, Bone fragments, Bones class, Braided, Braided channels, Braided stream, Campanian, Catalogue sternberg, Caudal vertebrae, Centrosaurus, Ceratopsian, Certain dinosaurs, Channel, Channel backwaters, Channel base environments, Channel bottom, Channel channel, Channel deposits, Channel environment, Channel form, Channel lithotopes, Channel matthew, Channel parks, Channel sand, Channel sandstones, Channel sediments, Channel sternberg, Channel transport, Chasmosaurus belli, Clay balls, Clay base, Clay pebbles, Clay sternberg, Clayballs, Claystone, Clean sandstones, Complete class, Complete skeleton, Complete skeletons, Complete specimens, Conglomerate, Corythosaurus, Corythosaurus casuarius, Corythosaurus excavatus, Corythosaurus intermedius, Cretaceous, Current activity, Decompositional, Decompositional classes, Deer river, Deposit, Deposit channel, Desiccation cracks, Dinosaur, Disarticulated, Diverse salamanders, Dodson, Dorsal vertebrae, Efremov, Energy channel sternberg, Energy channels, Energy conditions, Erosional surface, Fauna, Field evidence, Field notes, Field work, Fieldiana geol, Fine sediments, Flood basin, Floodplain, Floodplain deposits, Floodplain sediments, Fluvial transport, Foothill, Forelimb, Fossil, Fossil beds, Fossil record, Fossil vertebrates, Freshwater conditions, Further stage, General paleontology, Geol, Geological phenomena, Geological survey, Gorgosaurus, Great importance, Hadrosaur, Hadrosaurian dinosaurs, Head class, High degree, Hind legs, Hooded, Hooded hadrosaur, Ilium, Interface, Intraformational conglomerates, Jaws class, Juvenile dinosaurs, Juvenile hadrosaur, Lambeosaurus, Lamina, Lance formation, Late cretaceous, Late permian, Lerbekmo, Levee, Levee deposit, Levee deposits, Levi sternberg, Limb bones, Lithology, Lower jaws, Lull, Many factors, Marine bearpaw formation, Modern analogy, Mudstone, Mudstones, Museum novitates, National museum, Natural history, Oldman, Oldman formation, Oldman streams, Ontario museum life, Overbank, Overbank deposits, Palaeoclimatol, Palaeoecol, Palaeogeography, Paleontology, Panoplosaurus mirus, Partial skeleton, Pebble, Pelvis, Personal communication, Petrol, Photo courtesy, Plant matter, Preservation class, Prosaurolophus maximus, Quarries sandstone, Quarry, Quarry fossils quar, Quarry lithology, Quiet conditions, Quiet water, Rib, Rootlet, Royal ontario museum, Sandstone, Scapula, Sediment, Sedimentary conditions, Sedimentology, Several localities, Significant portions, Silt, Siltstone, Silty, Silty clay, Silty layers, Skeletal materials, Skeleton, Skeleton class, Skeleton skull, Skull, Slow currents, Small bones, Solitary sets, Source area, Southern alberta, Standard deviation, Sternberg, Stratigraphic, Stratigraphic interval, Strong tendency, Subaerial exposure, Subaqueous exposure, Subtropical, Subtropical climate, Such plants, Such sediments, Such specimens, Taphonomic, Taphonomy, Temperature control, Terrestrial habitus, Tibia, Topstratum deposits, Toronto studies, Trachodont dinosaur, Tropical climate, Univ, Unpublished field notes, Upper cretaceous, Vertebra, Vertebral column, Vertebrate, Vertebrate paleontology, Wentworth scale, Western canada.

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