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The Adena lived in a variety of locations
and hold fast
Mene maculata
This specimen is from the Eocene Age
Distribution:
Grallator trackway Dilophosaurus The Adena lived in aThese tracks were originally called Brontozoum sillimanium, by Hitchcock and are known today as Grallator & Anchisauripus. This specimen exhibits about 50 tracks with the phalangeal and claw impressions exceedingly distinct. The smaller tracks were made by B. sillimanium and the larger by B. exsertum. The length of the middle and outer toes of the former is four to five inches, of the foot about six inches and of the step twenty three inches. Width of
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