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Glen Kuban with theropod (Acrocanthosaurus) and sauropod (Sauroposeidon) trackway
Osark Site, Dinosaur Valley State Park, 2002
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Paluxy Photo Galleries and Site Summaries
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Part of Kuban's Paluxy Website
Topical Menu (under construction)
The following Link illustrates the major types of dinosaur tracks in Texas, and the location
of several tracksites near Glen Rose, which should help the viewer understand the photos that follow.
Basic Types of Dinosaur Tracks and Trackmakers in Texas
Major Types of Dinosaur Tracks in Texas
Overview map of Tracksites in Glen Rose area
Tracksites in Dinosaur Valley State Park
Select Acrocanthosaurus tracks
Site-By-Site Menu
Main Site
Main Site, Area 2 (moist), Aug. 2, 2017
Main Site, Area 2 (dry), Aug. 1, 2017
Main Site, Area 2 (dry, Set b, Aug. 1, 2017
Main Site, Area 2 (dry, Set c, Aug. 1, 2017
Main Site, Area 1, 2006-2007
Main Site, Area 1, 2005
Main Site, Area 1, 2004
Main Site, Area 1, 1980s
Denio Site
Denio site Maps and overview
Denio Site, 2011 and earlier
New tracks exposed north of Denio Site, 2017
Baker/Buckeye Site
Baker site, 2012 (under shallow water)
Taylor Site and nearby areas
Includes many infilled metatarsal tracks once mistaken by some for human footprints),
the only likely ornithopod tracks in the Paluxy, and the longest dinosaur trail in North America.
Taylor Site, Main Section
Taylor SE Site (South East of Taylor Site)
Ozark Site
Ozark Site (Sauropod and Theropod tracks)
Ozark Site, Set 2
Includes some Paluxy sites not covered above)
