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Not one, but two nodosaurs passed through the Goddard campus 110 to 112 million years ago, a USGS paleontologist confirmed.

Pictured here the second track, overlapping the first, looks to be a young version of the same creature, perhaps following and sniffing along after, said Rob Weems, emeritus paleontologist and stratigrapher with the USGS. “It’s definitely a track.”

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