Wendy J. Sloboda | |
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Born | 1967/1968[1] |
Nationality | Canadian |
Alma mater | University of Lethbridge |
Occupation | Fossil collector |
Years active | 1987–present |
Known for | Fossil discoveries |
Wendy Sloboda is a Canadian fossil hunter from Warner, Alberta. She has made fossil discoveries of dinosaurs and other extinct animals on several continents, with finds in Canada, Argentina, Mongolia, France, and Greenland.[2] She is commemorated in name of the horned dinosaur Wendiceratops, remains of which she discovered in 2010, as well as the fossil footprint Barrosopus slobodai which she discovered in 2003.[3][4]