... of the Oldman Formation. The McPheeters bonebed was found by volunteer Bill McPheeters on July 10, 2005, on the Pinhorn Grazing Reserve in southeastern Alberta, approximately 25 km south of the town of Manyberries ( Fig. 1A ). The bonebed occurs within the “upper unit” (sensu Peng et al. 2001...

...Fig. 5. ( a ) Channel scour and infill in glaciofluvial sediments, ( b ) Glaciofluvial sands with climbing ripples and cross-bedding, exposed at Pinhorn Grazing Reserve (south of Milk River) and preserved within scoured bedrock tract. Flow from left to right. Units on scale are 10 cm. ...

...Figure 2 —Locality map for TMP 2001.26.1 on the Pinhorn Grazing Reserve in southern Alberta. F Fm, Foremost Formation; O Fm, Oldman Formation ...