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Red flume archosaurian reptile Tracksite is AN assemblage of fossil archosaurian reptile footprints discovered in 1997 on public land close to Shell, WY by Erik P. Kvale, a research scientist from the Hoosier State earth science Survey. The tracks square measure believed to possess been created throughout the center Jurassic, 160-180 million years b.p., on what was then a shore of the Sundance ocean.
Theropod tracks square measure thought to be among those discovered, however proof suggests that the tracks were created by an oversized, numerous cluster of dinosaurs. The location is managed by the Bureau of Land Management as a part of the Red Gulch/Alkali National rural area road and is hospitable the general public.
The tracksite is in a very sedimentary rock layer within the lower a part of the Sundance Formation. Its discovery was somewhat stunning, since the Sundance was traditionally thought of to be marine in nature. Indeed, the layer simply higher than the tracksite contains teeming marine fossils as well as varied Gryphaea nebrascensis, indicating that later within the geological period it had been another time submerged.
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