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Dinosunday
Happy Memorial Day Weekend! Here is the official dinosaur of America’s capital to celebrate. To avoid confusion, this dinosaur has not been officially classified because the only fossil found was one vertabrae from one dinosaur. The classification is still under debate, and current information is subject to change if more fossils are found.
Capitalsaurus
Temporal Range: Early Cretaceous
Location: Eastern United States
Diet: Carnivore
Family: Undetermined
Working on polishing my samples for reflective light microscopy. This sample is a pyroxenite from Hogen Camp Mine in the Hudson Highlands region of New York. The area was once a lead producer of iron ore and magnetite for the east coast.
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Views of the Atlantic Ocean and Clyburn Brook Canyon from 430 metres up on top of Franey Mountain - Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
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