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South Henry Mountains Mining District, Garfield County, Utah, USA : The South Henry Mountain (Little Rockies, Shootaring, Delmonte) mining district lies in eastern Garfield County about 40 mi south of Hanksville. Beginning in the 1950s and operating into the early ...

East Henry Mountains Mining District, Garfield County, Utah, USA : The East Henry Mountain (Trachyte, Butler Wash, Taylor Ridge) mining district is in the Henry Mountains U area of eastern Garfield County, about 25 mi south of Hanksville. The district encompasses ...

Lately I've become quite fond of those really weird depictions of fossil animals that were utterly, utterly wrong, yet somehow managed to persist in the literature for decades. Last time round, we saw how the meme of the 'demonic Quetzalcoatlus' passed from artist to artist, and had its genesis in a single, speculative illustration.

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Measuring at 12 feet in length and an impressive 8 tons in weight, paleontologists say theyve unearthed a 152 million-year-old log from a site in eastern Utah.

Julie Hastings pursues love of paleontology with husband Daily Light report Julie Hastings has served Waxahachie ISD in the district administration office supervising federal programs and grants for 13 years. But in her free time, she digs for dinosaurs. One will notice her hobby simply by a glimpse into her office, as it is decorated with various bones, and photos of her digs, each telling a unique story. Julie was introduced to paleontology when she met her husband, Carson, who already had a ...

Piecing together a paleontological puzzle

Known as gastroliths, the pieces of pink quartzite have revealed that long-necked sauropods most likely swallowed them (maybe to grind the tough plant matter they ate) as they migrated to their own Great Valley. “We interpret that these gastroliths were ingested by dinosaurs, most likely sauropods, in the Laurentian midcontinent and then transported in their digestive tracts to the site of deposition,” said Joshua Malone, a grad student at the Jackson school of Geosciences at the University...

Stones were carried 600 miles across the US in DINOSAUR bellies Ian Randall For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Large lumps of pink quartzite were transported some 600 miles across what is today the American Midwest in the bellies of long-necked dinosaurs, a study concluded.  Researchers from the US explained that the giant sauropods likely swallowed the stomach stones, known as gastroliths, to help grind up food they had eaten. The gastroliths ended up ...