January 29, 2010 in Paleontology
Tags: Dinosaur Journey, Jurassic Period, Morrison Formation, Mygatt-Moore Quarry | No Comments »
Mymoorapelta was the first ankylosaur discovered in the Jurassic of North America. This dinosaur was discovered in the Morrison Formation (Brushy Basin Member) at the Mygatt-Moore Quarry, located in western Colorado’s Rabbit Valley. It represented a totally new group of dinosaurs in the Morrison Formation, one that hadn’t been found in this rock unit in [...]
February 6, 2009 in Museum of Western Colorado, Paleontology
Tags: BLM, Dino digs, John Foster, Mygatt-Moore Quarry, Rabbit Valley, staff | No Comments »
Dr. John Foster, paleontologist for the Museum of Western Colorado, and Katie Stephens, new Manager of the BLM McIinnis Canyons National Conservation Area, met at Rabbit Valley and the Mygatt Moore Dinosaur Quarry to review plans for the upcoming dig season. In their hands is the map of the quarry showing the more than 4,000 [...]