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GeoScience Educational Adventures … Yellow Brick Road Dinosaur Tracksite

Rowena Manuel, one of the founding members of GeoScience Adventures, discovered the Yellow Brick Road Dinosaur Tracksite on state land while exploring the Bighorn Basin with her husband, Cliff, and her nephew, Dr. Erik Kvale. As Row was hiking down the dry wash, she discovered exposures of three-toed dinosaur tracks in the limestone outcrop. The further she walked, the more tracks she saw. This led her to remark to herself “What will I tell my companions – I walked down the Yellow Brick Road!” Like the Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite, this meandering dry wash contains hundreds of rare Middle Jurassic age dinosaur tracks embedded in limestone. The dinosaur tracks exposed here are similar to those in the Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite. Our GeoScience Team has determined the age of these tracks to be the same as those at the Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite - 167 million years. Row Manuel at the Yellow Brick Road Dinosaur Tracksite Dinosaur Tracks at the Yellow Brick Road BACK to Dinosaur Tracksites Last Modified: 12-26-2007 Copyright © 2002 - 2007 GeoScience Adventures, Inc. All rights reserved (except for images and text as noted)

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