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Fig. 5 in Tracking Late Jurassic ornithopods in the Lusitanian Basin of Portugal: Ichnotaxonomic implications
Fig. 5. Photographs, false-colour depth maps and outline drawing of the tracks of high morphological quality (MP = 2) that belong to the Anomoepus? isp. morphotype. Portugal, Alcobaça Formation, Kimmeridgian– lower Tithonian (A–C) and Praia de Amoreira-Porto Novo Formation, upper Kimmeridgian (D). A. SHN.(JJS).ICNO.34A (left) considered Anomoepus? isp. and SHN.(JJS).ICNO.34B, (right) considered Ornithopoda indet., Boavista do Bouro. B. SHN.(JJS).ICNO.37, Boavista do Bouro. C. SHN.(JJS).ICNO.105C, Serra do Bouro. D. SHN.(JJS).ICNO.18A (top) and SHN.(JJS).ICNO.18B (bottom), Praia da Corva. Scale bars 10 cm.
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