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| DINOSAUR FIELDWORK & EXPEDITIONS |
| Dr. Carrano's Expeditions
| Vertebrate Paleo Team Fieldwork Vertebrate Paleo Team Fieldwork “N. rex” Excavation with the Museum of the Rockies, Montana 2002 An Eggshell Site from the Late Jurassic of Wyoming, June 2003 |
| > Vertebrate Paleo Team Fieldwork | |
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An Eggshell Site from the Late Jurassic of Wyoming, June 2003 Just about every summer some of our vertebrate paleontology field team members spend several weeks out in the hot, dusty western U.S. landscape. The summer of 2003 was no exception. On June 11, Peter Kroehler, Steve Jabo, Jennifer Young and Mike Brett-Surman left for the Big Horn Basin in north-central Wyoming, located near the town of Shell. Their excavations included a 150 million year old dinosaur eggshell site (possible nest), a 165-million-year-old dinosaur footprint locality as well as explorations into several terrestrial and marine geologic formations from the Age of the Dinosaurs.To view a slideshow and read about their field work experience, click here. |
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