Pioneering Paleontologist Philip Currie Reflects on Incomplete Dinosaur History

At 75, Currie continues to unearth fossils, hoping to find a complete Troodon formosus specimen in Alberta.

Philip Currie, a renowned paleontologist and inspiration for 'Jurassic Park,' remains active in fossil hunting at 75.
Currie dreams of discovering a complete specimen of Troodon formosus, known for its intelligence and forward-facing eyes.
The Philip J. Currie Dinosaur Museum in Alberta celebrates its 10th anniversary with the exhibition of a large pachyrhinosaurous skull.
Currie's career has spanned decades, contributing to museums worldwide and advancing dinosaur research significantly.
The evolution of paleontology has been influenced by popular culture, notably 'Jurassic Park,' which highlighted the field's multidisciplinary nature.