... on a single horizon of shaley limestone that formed in a lagoonal environment. The sauropod tracks are tentatively assigned to the ichnotaxon Breviparopus due to the narrow gauge of the trackways, the digital characteristics of the pes, and the ratio of heteropody observed between the manus and the pes...

.... With that said, the prints most closely match the morphology of tracks classified in the ‘ Breviparopus -like/ Parabrontopodus -like’ category of Avanzini et al . (2003) and Santos et al . (2009) (see also Lockley et al . 1994 a ; Marty et al . 2010 ). In common with these tracks, the Skye prints...

... cm in length, large tridactyl tracks attributed to ornithopods with foot lengths of 30–40 cm, and several sizes of Breviparopus -like sauropod tracks. Thyreophorans are represented by the stegosaurian ichnogenus Deltapodus (Brusatte et al., 2016 ; Clark & Gavin, 2016 ; dePolo et al., 2018...

... emplacement and withdrawal and so may be used to reconstruct the foot and even the limb dynamics of the maker. The examples of striae observed in the Yorkshire sequence are most commonly associated with large tracks that include sauropod ( Brontopodus and Breviparopus; Romano et al. 1999 ) and probably...

... and V, as in Brontopodus birdi ( Farlow et al., 1989 ) and TMM 40637–1 specimen ( Pittman, 1989 ). Breviparopus taghaloutensis ( Dutuit and Ouazzou, 1980 ) may have had metacarpals I and V more tightly connected to the central metacarpals. The Uhangri tracks also reflect the anatomical features...