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Rare duck-billed dinosaur tracks in Tumbler Ridge help tell story of ancient delta, says earth scientist

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In 1988, earth scientist Guy Plint was conducting sedimentary studies around Tumbler Ridge, examining 86-million-year-old formations, when, unbeknownst to him, he unearthed duck-billed dinosaur tracks.

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Rare duck-billed dinosaur tracks in Tumbler Ridge help tell story of ancient delta, says earth scientist

In 1988, earth scientist Guy Plint was conducting sedimentary studies around Tumbler Ridge, examining 86-million-year-old formations, when, unbeknownst to him, he unearthed duck-billed dinosaur tracks.

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