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Thanks to all of you for your contributions to our project. We are especially grateful to fans of Danny Anduza's 'Paleontologizing' for their outstanding contributions. This work has the potential to teach us a tremendous amount about dinosaur diversity and evolution in the few million years prior to their extinction, and everyone who donates $100 or more will be thanked by name in the acknowledgments section of every scientific publication that results from fieldwork this summer. This is the last day of the fundraiser, and every little bit helps.

Thank you all.


-Ethan

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About This Project

In 2021 and 2023 we surveyed the Late Cretaceous Almond Formation of Wyoming for fossils. We discovered the first crocodiles, turtles, and fish from the deposit, as well as an abundance of dinosaurs. Being geographically and temporally intermediate between well-studied formations to the north and south, these specimens likely represent new species. To interpret and document these specimens we will lead an expedition to begin excavations this summer.

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