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Dinosaur bones found in Alberta, Canada, are typically from the Late Cretaceous period, which lasted from about 100.5 to 66 million years ago. This means that most of the dinosaur fossils found in Alberta are roughly between 66 and 100 million years old. Alberta's badlands, especially areas like Dinosaur Provincial Park and the Drumheller Valley, have been rich sources of these fossils, providing significant insights into the dinosaurs that roamed that region during that time.

Petrified rotten cypress wood in Drumheller refers to the petrified remains of cypress trees found in the Drumheller Valley in Alberta, Canada. This region is renowned for its rich deposits of fossils, including petrified wood.

Cypress trees, similar to other plant material, can undergo a process called petrifaction or petrification when they are buried in sediment and subjected to specific conditions over a very long time. This process involves the replacement of the organic material within the wood with minerals, effectively turning it into stone.

In Drumheller and surrounding areas, the petrified remains of cypress wood have been discovered, providing insights into the ancient flora that existed in the region during prehistoric times. These petrified wood specimens can vary in size, color, and texture, and they're often sought after by collectors and researchers interested in the area's geological and paleontological history.

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