Additional trackways found in the Dinosaur Park Formation subsequent to Skyline Tracksite discovery.

<p>A–C) ‘Cathedral Tracksite’ after initial discovery with minimal excavation (A) Sept 9, 2024, and following moderate excavation, Sept 12, 2024 (B), with track interpretation (C) showing a probable ceratopsian track (ce) and a large theropod track (t). Black arrows in A, B indicate the same s...

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Main Author:	Phil R. Bell (7238132) (author)
Other Authors:	Brian J. Pickles (6741791) (author), Sarah C. Ashby (21772041) (author), Issy E. Walker (21772044) (author), Sally Hurst (21772047) (author), Michael Rampe (21772050) (author), Paul Durkin (21662096) (author), Caleb M. Brown (3272553) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Ecology Sociology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified transform ichnological studies suggesting gregarious behaviour newly erected ichnotaxon first natural moulds dinosaur provincial park dinosaur park formation ruopodosaurus clava </ considered extremely rare div >< p possible ankylosaurian track ankylosaurian tracks (< canada </ p possible ankylosaurian dinosaur tracks tetrapodosaurus </ globally rare dyoplosaurus </ new tracks unique geomorphology two tyrannosaurids steep exposures small theropod small number single tyrannosaurid related formations regular spacing rapid erosion pedal anatomy parallel arrangement new tracksite new locality like taxon isp .). exceptional abundance especially dinosaurs dominated tracksite concretionary casts concave epirelief also supported already resulted
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Additional trackways found in the Dinosaur Park Formation subsequent to Skyline Tracksite discovery.

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