Amphibian Trackway Oviraptor Atractosteus comes from the Greek

Atractosteus comes from the Greek word atractos (meaning arrow)

with fossils found in Neogene strata of North America

These adaptations have historically been interpreted as having been for crushing mollusks

10---dire wolf skull

Its gastralia are exceptionally-well preserved

Amphibian Trackway Oviraptor Atractosteus comes from the GreekThis rare amphibian trackway was found in a strip mine of the Bakerstown Coal (Conemaugh Group) Pennsylvanian, Tucker County, WV. The tracks were found in 1982, and show how this small amphibian walked across a mud flat in prehistoric WV. The original specimens are housed at Carnegie Museum, WV Geological Survey and the Smithsonian. These tracks are under study and pending naming go by the nickname Tucker. Shipping Included