Alaska’s dinosaurs and paleontology’s future in the north

A hundred million years ago, dinosaurs roamed what’s now Arctic tundra. Scientists have recently discovered new fossil sites, and even new species of dinosaurs unique to the north. What did Alaska look like when the dinosaurs roamed? What more is waiting to be uncovered?
HOST: Annie Feidt
GUESTS:
Pat Druckenmiller, earth sciences curator, University of Alaska Museum of the North
Bob Blodgett, paleontologist
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