How hot or cold it gets, and how much it rains or snows.
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What fossil find made Alberta famous for fossils? When was it?
Tyrrell's discovery of the Albertosaurus in 1884.
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What province is east of Alberta?
Saskatchewan
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What province is west of Alberta?
British Columbia
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The region colored in purple is what region?
Canadian Shield Region
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How are fossil fuels formed?
Plants and animals that lived in the ocean died & were covered by silt & sand. Oceans began to disappear, heat & pressure turned the plants & animals into fuels
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Fossils discovered in Alberta belong to...
The province.
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The dark brown section identifies what natural region?
Rocky Mountain Region
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What are fossils?
The remains or shapes of ancient plants and animals that have turned to stone.
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The light brown region is what region?
Foothills Region
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What are fossil fuels?
Resources that come from ancient plants and animals.
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The study of land, rocks and how they are formed is called.
Geology
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Why is the Royal Tyrrell Museum so important? (3 reasons)
1. Alberta's fossils can remain in AB
2. Paleontologists have a place to study fossils
3. People can see and learn from the fossils
