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SUMMARY:Diving for Dinosaurs: Cretaceous Fossils from Croatia
DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Matt Lamanna\, Assistant Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology\, Carnegie Museum of Natural History \n \nIn the late 1980s\, Early Cretaceous-aged (~130 million-year-old) dinosaur fossils were discovered in shallow waters of the Adriatic Sea on the coast of Istria\, Croatia. Approximately 200 bones\, teeth\, and bone fragments from at least three distinct dinosaur species were found. Since then\, however\, little paleontological work has been conducted at the site. During the Early Cretaceous\, this region of Croatia is thought to have been part of a Bahamas-like series of islands; in the modern world\, such environments are often home to unique\, highly unusual species. In October 2018\, with funding support from the Carnegie Discoverers\, a multinational team of paleontologists\, geologists\, scientific divers\, and science educators conducted a paleontological survey of this Croatian site. In this presentation\, Dr. Lamanna will recount results of this effort\, which constitutes one of the world’s first underwater explorations for dinosaur fossils.
URL:https://carnegiemnh.org/event/diving-for-dinosaurs-cretaceous-fossils-from-croatia/
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SUMMARY:Scientists Live: Matt Lamanna
DESCRIPTION:Assistant Curator and Head of Vertebrate Paleontology Dr. Matt Lamanna will broadcast on Facebook Live to share details of his upcoming research trip to Croatia. Discovered in the 1990s\, the site of Kolone/Porto Colonne on the coast of Istria\, Croatia preserves ~130-million-year-old dinosaur bones in shallow water on the bed of the Adriatic Sea. During the time these dinosaurs were alive\, this area of Croatia was part of a large island or long peninsula in the middle of an ancient ocean. Despite its probable significance\, the site has never been systematically explored by paleontologists. Lamanna and a team of Croatian\, Italian\, and US paleontologists\, geologists\, and scientific divers will conduct a five-day underwater reconnaissance of Kolone/Porto Colonne from October 8–13\, to discover additional fossils\, map the site in detail\, and form a comprehensive plan for future research. \nThe broadcast will begin at 10:30 a.m. and will include a question and answer segment. \nTune in at facebook.com/carnegiemnh. A recording will be posted later for those unable to watch live. \n 
URL:https://carnegiemnh.org/event/scientists-live-matt-lamanna/
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