Impressive! Have you tried to contact a paleontologist? How do you know it's 65 million years old? Perhaps basing the assumption on the age of that formation?
The surrounding rock and sediment in that area of Hell Creek has historically been dated to 65 million years, the fossil itself was identified by a paleontologist at the Science Museum of Minnesota many years ago when I was about 15. I also had a Nice Cephalopod fossil that I found in Michigan's Upper Peninsula Identified at the same time which I will post soon.
Impressive! Have you tried to contact a paleontologist? How do you know it's 65 million years old? Perhaps basing the assumption on the age of that formation?
Extraordinary! I'd love to see more of this. :-)
The surrounding rock and sediment in that area of Hell Creek has historically been dated to 65 million years, the fossil itself was identified by a paleontologist at the Science Museum of Minnesota many years ago when I was about 15. I also had a Nice Cephalopod fossil that I found in Michigan's Upper Peninsula Identified at the same time which I will post soon.
Wow, very nice! Has the paleontologist managed to determine the family, genus or even species of that dinosaur?