Long-necked monsters roamed more than Scotland’s lochs
Fossil footprints put scientists on sauropods’ trail
Tracks made by sauropods some 170 million years ago crisscross a swath of land in Scotland (left); a sediment cast of one track (right) stretched longer than 35 centimeters (lens cap is 5 centimeters wide).
Steve Brusatte
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