One Of France's Largest Dinosaur Fossil Deposits Found In The Charente Region

[Nandomas]

One of France's largest dinosaur fossil deposits found in the Charente region.

The first excavations at the Audoin quarries in the town of Angeac, in the Charente region of south-western France, have confirmed that the site is one of the richest dinosaur fossil deposits in the country.

http://www.physorg.com/news205410682.html

[nala]

Thanks Nando for the article,now we have our Bad lands ! do you think the guards are on strike tomorrow ? nevertheless the most difficult now is to find fossil energy !

[FF7_Yuffie]

Neat! Hopefully some great new finds get discovered there

Also. . . "Iguanodon and the two theropods Genusaurus and Erectopus"

Could they honestly have not thought of a better name for a Dinosaur than Erectopus? Sounds like something you'd find in a Japanese Octopus-porn anime. . .

Edited October 27, 2010 by FF7_Yuffie

[oilshale]

Neat! Hopefully some great new finds get discovered there

Also. . . "Iguanodon and the two theropods Genusaurus and Erectopus"

Could they honestly have not thought of a better name for a Dinosaur than Erectopus? Sounds like something you'd find in a Japanese Octopus-porn anime. . .

Thomas

[Nandomas]

Here another link about that discovery:

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/10/101013210804.htm

[Fossil Freak Show]

Thank you for sharing this! SO COOL!