I keep finding new tracks after the heavy rains at the Ankylosaur dinoturbation site (I) in Pula. This left pes impression is about 40 cm long (+- 2 cm). my interpretation is the red outline below, of course. Obviously it belongs to the smaller specimen on the site. "Smaller" means that the dinosaur was probably about 8-9 meters long. That is huge for an ankylosaur! Now you can calculate yourself how big was the trackmaker anky who left the footprints some 70-75 cm long there!
The outcrop.
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Two
consecutive cervical vertebrae of the Istrian pygmy titanosauriform
sauropod (Early Cretaceous -Barremian). Only a small portion of the
anterior one is preserved. The fossil before preparation. The photograph
from the museum/gallery Ulika in Bale. — kraj: Bale-Valle Istra
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