Check out the Morrison Formation for BIG critters.
Not quite hatched.
Reserve
your site today. Apparently some fellow spends his
summers excavating "his" site for the museum.
Note
the solid tail bone and the feathered forelegs - not
a flyer or glider - any thoughts on purpose of tail
and feathers in this waddle boned critter?
De hip bone connected to the waddle bone.
Old fossils.
Cast of Dino skin
What we worked on in the lab.
Hi Ho, Hi Ho, To The Puzzle Shoppe We Go
Note 2 teeth missing, must have left them in
something it ate.
My very own find - CSI style. A gastrolith (stone
inadvertently swallowed by dino while grazing.
It boggles an easily boggled mind to know that I was
holding a stone from a dino tummy that was ingested
over 50MYBP
Also since stone in spinal column dino must have
rolled to back when settling so stone fell from
tummy to vertebra cavity.
But the real discovery was this, behind
the stone that was embedded in the vertebrae over 50
million years before the present.
A dam built on an "earthquake". Can you find the
"fault"?
