Larsson lab

Gallery

Two decades of exploration

By exploring everything from embryos to badlands, the Larsson Lab has amassed a unique collection of pictures, videos, and other media. Take a look at some of it below.

Alberta

Happy Jack’s cabins, seen on the way out of the campground at sunset.
The daily commute across the Red Deer River.
The Red Deer River coursing through Dinosaur Provincial Park
A tyrannosaur tooth
A plains rattlesnake (Crotalus viridis)
Alex taking a GPS reading.
2021 field crew captured by drone, with drones.
The badlands of Dinosaur Provincial Park, near the Core area.
Hans staring down Bimbus.
A view of the southern side of Dinosaur Provincial Park taken from the north side.

Field Season 2025

Hans introducing students to the fossils of the park
Camp life in smoky conditions
It takes a village to take a dinosaur skeleton back to the lab.
Sedimentology 101
A Dromeosaurus sickle claw.
Opening a new dinosaur quarry.

Colombia

Hans in the jungle
Marine reptiles at the CIP
Dirley, Louis-Philippe and Alexandre at the CIP

Fossil Prep Lab

Fossil prep lab benches
A volunteer in action.

Microscopic Imaging

In Collaboration with Zeiss

3D Chicken Embryo
3D (left) and 2D (right) imaging of a meteorite.
3D (left) and 2D (right) imaging of a human hand.
Frontal (left) and lateral (right) 3D views of a planktonic crustacean (Daphnia).