Author: TJ Fedak
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Records of Scientific Inquiry
The Earthquake Dinosaurs Facebook page provides new levels of online community engagement. At the time of writing this post, there are 1938 individuals receiving updates when new steps have been taken research projects. In a year’s time that number might become much larger (10,000 or more). The global Facebook audience widens the opportunity for social…
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Research History – 2000 Dinosaur Dig
The intention of the Earthquake Dinosaurs website is to engage an online community with the opportunity to be engaged with research focused on the dinosaurs and other Jurassic fossils from the shores of the Bay of Fundy. The name Earthquake Dinosaurs refers to the importance that tectonics, the break of Pangaea and the formation of…
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Birth of the Bay of Fundy
Today, the Minas Basin in the Bay of Fundy holds the record for the highest tides in the world. Also, the oldest dinosaurs in Canada are found along the shores of the Minas Basin. But the history of the Bay of Fundy relates to the breakup of the supercontinent Pangaea 200 million years ago. The…