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Royal Tyrrell Museum of Paleontology The Royal Tyrrell Museum is in the heart of the Alberta's badlands, 6 km (4 mi) northwest of Drumheller, Alberta, in Midland Provincial Park. Karen created a series of murals and other illustrations for the Tyrrell, including creatures from Alberta's Cretaceous and the weird animals from the Burgess Shale.
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Royal Tyrrell Marine Arch, background mural
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Marine Arch, front mural
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Marine Arch, middle mural
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Dunkleosteus
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Estemmenosuchus
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Dimitrodon detail
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Museum, Brachiosaurus detail
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Hadrosaur
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Mesozoic Arch, deinonychus detail
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Museum, Albertosaurus detail
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Museum, Edmontia detail
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Museum, Parasaurolophus detail
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Museum, Stegosaurus detail
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Museum, Velociraptor with feathers
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Mesozoic Arch, Archelon
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Mesozoic Marine Arch, Archelon detail
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Mosasaur
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Museum, Deinosuchus detail
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Plesiadapsis detail
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Gomphothere detail
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Cenozoic Arch
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Cenozoic Arch Chriacus
© by Karen Carr
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Royal Tyrrell Cenozoic Arch, bat detail
© by Karen Carr
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Images may not be used without permission.
The descriptions and other text on these pages represent the Artist's best understanding of the animals, scenes, people or events shown. Any errors in the text are the fault of the Artist (and her webmaster) and are not a reflection on our clients.
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