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Bookmark or Share- Eubrontes dinosaur track (cast) | Kirkby Teaching ResourcesEubrontes is the name given to large three-toed dinosaur tracks common in Late Triassic and Early Jurassic track sites. Because we can seldom definitively identify which animal left which track, we use a naming scheme that is specific to the track’s size and shape, rather than the supposed identity of a track’s maker.
- EUBRONTES, ANCHISAURIPUS, AND GRALLATOR (EARLY JURASSIC, HARTFORD ANDABSTRACT-The classic Early Jurassic age theropod footprints Eubrontes giganteus, Anchisauripus sillimani, and Grallator parallelus were established by Edward Hitchcock in 1836-1847 and are the type ichnospecies of their respective ichnogenera. We identify, describe, and figure the type specimens in detail for the first time since they were named.
- Eubrontes - Lamont–Doherty Earth ObservatoryH, AC 45/1, specimen figured by Lull (1904, 1915, 1953) as a referred specimen of Eubrontes giganteus. Scale is 5 cm.
- Connecticut State Fossil - Dinosaur Tracks (Eubrontes giganteus)While no skeletal remains of this dinosaur have been found, it was named Eubrontes giganteus in 1845 by famous paleontologist Edward Hitchcock. Closeup of Eubrontes tracks at Dinosaur State Park in Connecticut.
- Eubrontes | Fossil Wiki | FandomEubrontes (Hitchcock, 1845) is the name of fossilised dinosaur footprints dating from the Late Triassic. They have been identified from France, Poland, Slovakia, Italy, Australia (Queensland) and the USA.
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