Grallator prints?

[FF7_Yuffie]

Hi, what's the thought on these?

 

Highlighted, as common. But seller says it comes off easy and kncluded some non highlighted pics too.

 

From Connecticut River Valley.

 

[FF7_Yuffie]

A few extra pics.

[FF7_Yuffie]

Forgot to add, its a set of 3 being sold

[Paleoworld-101]

I feel like i've seen these posted here already...

 

Anyway, these look very indistinct, to the point where my brain is starting to question if some of these are even really tracks. I would personally pass and put my money towards a single, more defined and well preserved specimen without enhancement.

[FF7_Yuffie]

12 minutes ago, Paleoworld-101 said:

I feel like i've seen these posted here already...

 

Anyway, these look very indistinct, to the point where my brain is starting to question if some of these are even really tracks. I would personally pass and put my money towards a single, more defined and well preserved specimen without enhancement.

 

Cheers. Someone has pmed me about them. Gonna definitely avoid.

 

Thanks for taking a look

[doushantuo]

some of you may like

Lull's monograph on the Triassic of Connecticut(22 MB)

State geological and Natural History Survey Bulletin 24/1916

Richard Swann Lull: Triassic life of the Connecticut Valley

caveat: I am not going to vouch for the ichnotaxonomy of this piece