TIM McLENEGAN

St. George Dinosaur Tracks September 2021

  1. Yessica at one of the dinosaur track sites we visited
  2. We found a dinosaur track!
  3. These smaller tracks are known as Grallator tracks
  5. Here is a larger Eubrontes track
  6. These were weird protrusions on the rock here
  7. Cool small dry fall in the red rock
  8. Another Grallator track
  9. Red cliffs and pink sand
  10. View near the track site
  11. This is a museum in town that was built over farm land where dinosaur tracks were found.
  12. One of the track impressions at the museum
  13. A rare impression of dinosaur skin
  14. It is still an active paleontological site where new discoveries are being made.
  15. The discovery of swim tracks here was critical to proving that dinosaurs could and did swim.
  16. This was a slab found there with a large number of track impressions.
  17. Later we went to an Ancestral Puebloan site to look at some ruins. Later on the trip we learned that Yessica is related to them because there is strong evidence suggesting that the Ancestral Puebloans moved south and became known as the Aztecs.