Re: Group hunting (was Killer whales and theropods/ Longest Animal)

["TRUETT GARNER" <DINOBOY@worldnet.att.net>]

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> I saw somewhere that a trackway quite like this one dated from the Early
> Cretaceous of Texas, including footprints of a sauropod (Pleurocoelus?)
and
> a group of large theropods (Acrocanthosaurus?).
> 
> Hope this helps.
> 
> 
> Felix Landry
> e-mail: forelf@internet19.fr

In the December ' 97 issue of Scientific American there is an article by
David Thomas and James Farlow concerning the Paluxy River trackways . They
speculate that one of the trackways show evidence of 1 theropod attacking a
single sauropod . Adjacent to this track sequence are footprints of several
other sauropods , sugguesting that the sauropod being attacked had been
separated from the herd. No other theropod tracks are shown in this
sequence .

Regards , Truett Garner