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okay good morning everyone and welcome to the 2020 edition of the Royal Tyrrell Museum speaker series today the Royal Tyrrell Museum is cooperating Society are proud to present dr. Jenny Scott Ginny is an associate professor in the department of geology at Mount Royal University in Calgary jenny is originally from Regina and Saskatchewan she obtained all her degrees at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon for her undergraduate thesis jenny studied dinosaur and bird footprints from the late cretaceous dunvegan formation of northern alberta for masteramp;#39;s thesis she studied modern and Pleistocene trace fossils and their taphonomy in the Kenya Rift Valley of East Africa and for PhD Jenny studied a composition and distribution of trace fossils in the saline Lake basins of Kenya and the Eocene Green River Formation of Wyoming after completing her PhD Jenni moved to Edmonton to do a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Alberta where she studied trace fossils from the din