How Conifer Seeds Develop
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We (formerly Nashaway Trackers) are a group of loosely connected nature lovers who enjoy sharing our observations and discoveries about the fauna and flora of the northeastern US. Most of us are especially interested in mammal tracks and sign, but we also post about birds, insects, plants, etc.
Eubrontes giganteus
ReplyDeleteDon't rule out anchisauripus sillimani or grallator cuneatus.
ReplyDeleteYou two are too good. The photo is from "Dinosaur Footprints," a Trustees of Reservations site on Rt 5 in Holyoke right next to the Connecticut River. The site was found while doing construction on the highway.
ReplyDeleteAs I can tell, it's Eubrontes giganteus, dating to 190 million yrs ago to the late Triassic, early Jurassic.