In our th episode, we got to chat with Jim Kirkland about the Utahraptor Project. We last spoke with Jim in episode 34, Utahraptor. Thank you so much to our patrons! You can listen to our free podcast, with all our episodes, on iTunes at:. Based on fivethirtyeight data. Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive. Continue reading. JOIN Menu. Start Here! They fell into a muddy footprint of a large herbivore, possibly Mamenchisaurus , and were trapped. Sternberg named far fewer than cope or marsh 19 species but nearly half of them 8 are still considered valid.
Better known dinosaurs he described include: Ankylosaur: Anodontosaurus Nodosaur: Edmontonia Ceratopsian: Pachyrhinosaurus the one without major facial horns, but instead large flat boney bosses Hadrosaur: Brachylophosaurus exceptionally well preserved Many of his discoveries were made in Canada, and he later went on to help establish Dinosaur Provincial Park there.
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