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If you have a great fossil find that you can take a good picture of... We'd like to use it for the forum..
- Thread starter Guvner
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Dinosaur footprint Jurassic New Jersey note toenail (claw) and the line going through the left toe is likely its tail drag. (Anomeopus?)
These tracks were made by a small, bipedal, herbivorous, Ornithischian (bird-like) dinosaur. These dinosaurs probably reached a length of 3-6 feet occasionally there is a sign of a tail dragging present in the walkways.
The ornithischian dinosaurs are the group of dinosaurs that include the familiar stegosaurs, ankylosaurs, the horned ceratopsians, and the duckbills.
These tracks were made by a small, bipedal, herbivorous, Ornithischian (bird-like) dinosaur. These dinosaurs probably reached a length of 3-6 feet occasionally there is a sign of a tail dragging present in the walkways.
The ornithischian dinosaurs are the group of dinosaurs that include the familiar stegosaurs, ankylosaurs, the horned ceratopsians, and the duckbills.
William-NM
New member
Wow, the dino track and crab are great finds. 