- The
Wannagan Cr**** site is a
fossil site
found just west of the
South Unit of
Theodore Roosevelt National Park of
North Dakota, US. The site is Paleocene...
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particularly well-known,
represented by the
remains of many
individuals from the
Wannagan Cr**** site in
North Dakota. An
indeterminate species is
known from the...
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Wannaganosuchus (meaning "
Wannagan crocodile", in
reference to the
Wannagan Cr**** site
where it was discovered) is an
extinct genus of
small alligatorid...
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crocodilians of the era,
especially champsosaurs from the 60-million-year-old
Wannagan Cr**** site in
North Dakota the
museum works at. The
gallery also features...
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crocodile is Borealosuchus,
which averaged 3.7 m (12 ft) in
length at the
Wannagan Cr**** site.
Among crocodyliformes, the
aquatic and
terrestrial dyrosaurs...
- US:
Texas Tetrapods Thomas Farm Site
Miocene North America US:
Florida Wannagan Cr**** site,
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Tongue River Formation (=...
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million to 60
million years ago". Afterward, the
place became known as the
Wannagan Cr**** site. Just from this area alone,
Erickson and the rest of his team...
- Erickson, B.R., 2005.
Crocodile and
Arthropod Tracks from the Late
Paleocene Wannagan Cr****
Fauna of
North Dakota, USA. Ichnos, 12(4):3 03-308. v t e v t e...
