Darla Zelenitsky

Zelenitsky received her Bachelor of Science at the University of Manitoba, and then went on to obtain her Master of Science at the University of Calgary. She went on to complete her PhD at the University of Calgary, finishing in 2004. She has continued to work at the University of Calgary as an assistant professor in the department of geoscience. == Career ==

In 1996, while working alongside several other well-known paleontologists including Philip J. Currie, Zelenitsky first published an analysis of dinosaur eggshells and bones with the capability of ERD on thin-film, high-temperature superconductors. She would then go on to contribute to over twelve other publications before finally receiving her PhD. Since then, Darla has published articles for the New York times and the Smithsonian on the topic of paleontology. She has also aided in the discovery of Mussaurus egg compositions, and has provided evidence to suggest that the Tyrannosaurus rex was pivotal to the historical rise of giant carnivores. == References ==