Canadian paleontologists unearth dinosaur bones; could be as old as 75 million years

A team of
paleontologists has unearthed dinosaur bones near Tumbler
Ridge, British Columbia, that could be as old as 75 million
years, reported The Associated Press.
Rich McCrea and Lisa Buckley said Thursday that the bones
from the Upper Cretaceous period are from the duck-billed
dinosaur Hadrosaur and a Tyrannasaur, the big predator of
the era.
McCrea and Buckley said they found 90 kilograms of bone
just sitting on the surface of a sloping bank just north of
Tumbler Ridge this week.
McCrea said they discovered broken or shed Tyrannasaur
teeth near rib and vertebrae of a Hadrosaur.