Nizar ibrahim biography of alberta

  • DR. NIZAR IBRAHIM is a vertebrate paleontologist and National Geographic Explorer.
  • Nizar Ibrahim.
  • Kat Keene Hogue Nizar Ibrahim is a paleontologist studing mid-Cretaceous ecosystems in the Sahara Desert.
  • Tracking down the elusive spinosaurus

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    Among paleontologists such as Nizar Ibrahim, finding any evidence of the spinosaurus is like discovering the holy grail of dinosaurs.

    “The story of the spinosaurus is pretty unique in paleontology because it has so much drama,” says the Chicago-based dinosaur expert, who heads a National Geographic Live multimedia presentation, Spinosaurus: Lost Creature of the Cretaceous, Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Centennial Concert Hall. 

    “Against all the odds we did manage to find a partial skeleton of a spinosaurus. But even that part of the story is unique, because it was a real detective story worthy of a Hollywood movie.”

    Before they hunted for fossils in the Sahara Desert, Ibrahim and his team had to track down a villager in Mo

    A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT DINOSAURS AND THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE THEM

    From prestigious museums and universities, to blockbuster films, amusement park rides, video games, and toys--dinosaurs have always fascinated us. But, why?

    WHY DINOSAURS? follows dino-obsessed youth James Pinto and his filmmaker father (Tony Pinto) on a journey around the world, interviewing world renowned 

    paleontologists about the latest dinosaur research, and encountering dinosaur fanatics of all walks of life.

    Together they track down the filmmakers behind Jurassic Park and Jurassic World, see the world’s largest dinosaur toy collection, dig up some real dinosaur bones, and attempt to discover why everybody loves dinosaurs!

    Like most kids, James Pinto was obsessed with dinosaurs from an early age. He spent countless hours playing with dinosaur toys, watching movies and documentaries, and collecting fossils. But his passion for paleontology never stopped.


    By the time he was 15, he h

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  • Taniwhasaurus

    Extinct genus of marine squamate reptiles

    Taniwhasaurus
    Reconstructed skeleton of T. antarcticus, Field Museum
    Scientific classification
    Domain: Eukaryota
    Kingdom: Animalia
    Phylum: Chordata
    Class: Reptilia
    Order: Squamata
    Clade: †Mosasauria
    Family: †Mosasauridae
    Clade: †Russellosaurina
    Subfamily: †Tylosaurinae
    Genus: Taniwhasaurus
    Hector, 1874
    Type species
    Taniwhasaurus oweni

    Hector, 1874

    Other species
    • T. antarcticusNovaset al., 2002
    • T. 'mikasaensis'Caldwell et al, 2008
    Synonyms

    List of synonyms

    • Synonyms of genus

        • LakumasaurusNovas et al., 2002
        • YezosaurusMuramoto & Obata, 1977

      Synonyms of T. antarcticus

        • Lakumasaurus antarcticusNovas et al., 2002

      Synonyms of T. 'mikasaensis'

        • Yezosaurus mikasaensisMuramoto & Obata, 1977

    Taniwhasaurus fryst vatten an extinct