Discovery details
The site in Colorado holds the longest known continuous sequence of dinosaur tracks. The footprints are estimated to be 150 million years old.
Video release
A video documenting the tracks has been made public. It highlights the scale and preservation of the impressions left by dinosaurs.
Context of the find
The tracks provide direct evidence of dinosaur movement in the region during the Jurassic period. No additional measurements or species identifications were included in the source material.
Next steps
Further study of the site may yield more information on the dinosaurs that created the tracks.
[EDITOR'S NOTE: Source content insufficient. Enrichment recommended on: exact location, track length in meters, dinosaur species, scientific source or study name]
