Question of the Week: Do Fossilized Footprints Show Dinosaurs Danced for Mates?

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Dancing Dinosaurs? Paleontologist Martin Lockley describes groupings of six-foot-long scrapings gouged into Colorado's Dakota Sandstone. Some show the three-toed footprints of their clawed bipedal printmakers, possibly the 16-foot-long theropod Acrocanthosaurus. Though fossils do not dance, Lockley sees in these dugouts the ritualized mating dance of ancient T. rex-like theropods. But could these theropods have been doing something besides performing for a potential mate? Get Answers → Get Equipped Dinosaurs of Eden Shop Now 〉

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