Dinosaur resting traces

[paleo@ix.netcom.com (Glen J. Kuban )]

While discussing dinosaur stances Bonnie Blackwell asked of dinosaur 
resting traces were know.  Yes.  Perhaps the most common are the 
squatting traces of the ichnogenus Anomoepus from early Jurassic 
redbeds in New England (usually attributed to small ornithopod 
dinosaruss).  These squatting traces typically show metapodial 
segments, forleg or forefoot impressions, and often underside 
impressions as well--apparently the animals would just sit or squat 
down like a dog at times. 
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                 / o__\
         _______/  /              
        /  _       |               
 ______/    \-----||
   -----\___===\\  \\

Glen J. Kuban
paleo@ix.netcom.com