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File:Deinonychus patte arrière gauche.jpg

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English: Left hind foot of Deinonychus antirrhopus (holotype YPM 5205) (Ostrom 1969) Restored by John Ostrom of Peabody Museum of Natural History. Private collection.
Stage : Cretaceus. 115-108 million years Before the Current Era (from the mid- aptian to early albian stages)
Locality : Cloverly formation, Montana, USA.
Français : Patte arrière gauche d’un Deinonychus antirrhopus (Ostrom 1969). Restauré par John Ostrom du Peabody Museum of Natural History. Collection privée.
Etage : Crétacé inférieur du milieu de l’ aptien au début de l’ albien soit entre 115-108 millions d’années avant notre ère.
Localité : formation Cloverly, dans le Montana, États-Unis.
Date 4 June 2011
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Author Didier Descouens
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Author Didier Descouens
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Horizontal resolution 240 dpi
Vertical resolution 240 dpi
Software used Adobe Photoshop CS5 Windows
File change date and time 11:07, 4 June 2011
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