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Dinosaur Tracks

Dr. Charles LaMotte, Director of the Audubon Camp of Texas, compares the size of a dinosaur track to the size of his hat. These prints (which are typically 15 to 25 inches long) are thought to have been made by Acrocanthosaurus, a 20-30 foot long carnosaur whose bones have been found in nearby areas

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