BUREAUOF LANDMANAGEMENT MILfu CNON Dinosaur Trail

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Date: 2013-09-25 11:16:56 Cleveland Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry Allosaurus Camarasaurus Moab Utah Stegosaurus Dinosaur Sauropoda Dinosaurs of the Morrison Formation Jurassic dinosaurs Utah Mesozoic		BUREAUOF LANDMANAGEMENT MILfu CNON Dinosaur Trail Add to Reading List Source URL: www.discovermoab.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,15 MB Share Document on Facebook

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	The Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry presents a great opportunity for ongoing research. Paleontologists are studying the development of dinosaurs as they matured. As dinosaurs grow, their bones not only become longer – DocID: KdXL - View Document
	The Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry has yielded thousands of bones of Allosaurus and other dinosaur species, providing mounted skeletons and study collections for many museums and universities on several continents. It i DocID: KdWG - View Document
	Top of the Food Chain. Allosaurus was the most common large meat eater of its time. It had strong bones and powerful muscles and its size enabled it to attack dinosaurs even larger than itself. Most of the allosaurs from DocID: KbFF - View Document
	More than a hundred years ago, local cowboys and shepherds discovered large black bones. These were clearly not the bones of their livestock. Large wall photo: Kermit Horn on Barosaurus femur, Bone #20, 1961. DocID: KbAa - View Document