Geology 4 Winton dinosaur trackways The Winton dinosaurs were mostly small varieties of coelurosaurs (left, chasing dragon flies) and ornithopods (right, plant eaters). - Dinosaur Park - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Geology 4 Winton dinosaur trackways The Winton dinosaurs were mostly small varieties of coelurosaurs (left, chasing dragon flies) and ornithopods (right, plant eaters). Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-03-22 03:20:04 Open Document File Size: 438,90 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Southbank / / Facility Queensland Museum / Southbank Campus / Museum P.O. Box / / IndustryTerm trackway site / / MusicAlbum Sun / / Organization Winton Shire Council / Queensland National Parks and Wildlife Service / / Person Robert Allen / Mary Wade / Malcolm Lark / Glen Seymour / Sally Elmer Further / Ralph Molnar / / / Position Governor / manager of a nearby grazing property / hunter / scientific detective / / ProvinceOrState Queensland / / Region Western Queensland / / URL www.Qmuseum.qld.gov.a / / SocialTag Paleozoology Australian National Heritage List Lark Quarry Conservation Park Trackway Footprint Theropoda Coelurosauria Dinosaur Ornithopod Paleontology

Geology 4 Winton dinosaur trackways The Winton dinosaurs were mostly small varieties of coelurosaurs (left, chasing dragon flies) and ornithopods (right, plant eaters).Add to Reading List