A sneak preview on some of the science stuff I do.
The track is the type of Eubrontes (?) glenrosensis SHULER, published by Adams et al. in Palaeontologia Electronica in 2010. The toes in it – that’ll have to wait, but I guess some of you can make some educated guesses ;)
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Wow !
A named theropod track …
I’ve allways been a “paluxy river tracks ” (and (other) ichnofossils )freak …. Thanks for bringing this to my attention ….
p.s. Let’s keep an eye on your “ichnofossil ” tag …
theropod? theropod????
wait and see….. ;)
In other words, you’re implying that Eubrontes glenrosensis is a hadrosaur or iguanodontid? I’m looking forward to this, partly for personal reasons: the holotype for Protohadros was found less than a kilometer from the house in which I lived when I was in high school, and my younger brother and I used to ride bicycles down the road where it was discovered. If it had just weathered out a decade earlier…
not that either – I’ll give it away now and say that there can only be ONE animal on this blog ;)
That print looks like it was made by a “broad lizard”. ;-)
classic ichnologist response: “as if!”
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