Theropod Tracks |
| Theropod Tracks |
THER uh POD |
  |
| Oil-company geologists
discovered trackways of two different theropods
in 1975 near Black Lake on the Alaska Peninsula.
Theropods are generally slender, long-legged,
bipedal animals with blade-like teeth and curved,
sharp sickle-shaped claws. Also called the meat-eating
dinosaurs, their largest members include the tyrannosaurs. |
| Diet |
Rock Formation |
Geologic Age |
Million Years Old |
| Meat-Eating |
Naknek Formation |
Late Jurassic |
145-160 |
| Alaska Location |
Height |
Length |
Weight |
| Alaska Peninsula |
NA |
NA |
NA |
Modified from Bradley
(1995)
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