| Strataman's Corner - Texas |
| The photos here were taken by Strataman |
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| Ammonites from Texas |
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| Gastropods site in Texas | Dump pile at construction site in Cedar Hill, TX |
     | Petrified wood |
 | Dinosaur footprint |
 | Dinosaur footprint |
 | 2 nice Acrocanthosaur tracks in a row at campground site |
 | 2 theropod tracks at the main site |
 | 3 Acrocanthosaur tracks along the bank at campground site |
 | 3 nice Acrocanthosaur tracks in a row at campground site |
 | 4 theropod tracks in a row from Taylor site |
 | A better Ornithopod track from Taylor site |
 | Acrocanthosaur track at campground site |
 | A close-up of the same Acrocanthosaur track at campground site |
 | Acrocanthosaur track-campground site on of 8 in a row |
 | Acrocanthosaur tracks in a row at campground site |
 | An uncleaned track at the campground site |
 | Erosional markings (of the Glen Rose Limestone) that were once mistaken for human prints. |
 | Glen at campground site |
 | Glen plunging for tracks deep at the Taylor Site |
 | John and Glen at Track in Glen Rose Square |
 | John and Glen cleaning tracks at the Taylor Site |
 | John at the Glen Rose Square track |
 at the campground site01.jpg) | John pointing out a nice Acrocanthosaur track (Eubrontes glenrosensis) at the campground site |
 | Nice Acrocanthosaur track from campground site |
 | Nice Acrocanthosaur track from campground site |
 | Ornithopod track from Taylor Site |
 | Paluxy track from Sommvervell Museum |
 | Part of the Main track site and the extension of the Roland Bird Excavation in the AMNH |
 | Exposure in Cedar Hill TX chalky limestone |
 | Sauropod Tracks at the main track site |
Special Thanks to Glen J. Kuban.
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