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“The preservation is so detailed that we can see how the mud was deformed as the dinosaurs’ feet squelched in and out. “Along with other fossils like burrows, shells and plants we can bring ...

This level of preservation even shows how the mud deformed beneath the dinosaurs’ feet, offering clues about their weight and movement. Scientists also discovered fossil remains of plants ...

“The preservation is so detailed that we can see how the mud was deformed as the dinosaurs’ feet squelched in and out. The discovery could yield valuable insights into how these dinosaurs ...

“The preservation is so detailed that we can see how the mud was deformed as the dinosaur’s feet squelched in and out,” said Duncan Murdock, an earth scientist at the Oxford museum.

LONDON-Researchers have uncovered hundreds of dinosaur footprints dating back to the middle Jurassic era in a quarry in Oxfordshire, southern England, showing that reptiles such as the 9m predator ...

Rather than the grasslands that blanket the area today, Jurassic Oxfordshire more resembled the Florida Keys, humid with lagoons and muddy swamps — prime territory for dinosaur feet to sink into ...

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Four of the sets of tracks that make up the so-called highway show paths taken by gigantic, long-necked, herbivores called sauropods, thought to be Cetiosaurus, a dinosaur that grew to nearly 60 feet ...