Reptile Fossils
View Related Episode: Invasive Species: The View from China, ODOT Troubleshooters, Reptile Fossils
Sixty amateur paleontologists established the North American Research Group to promote responsible fossil gathering. The team works with experts and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to advance their work. They have already found rare aquatic reptile remains embedded in central Oregon: a Jurassic crocodile and a plesiosaur. Now the group is out to make history again as they hunt for dinosaurs.
First Broadcast: 2008
Producer: Vince Patton
Appeared in episode: Invasive Species: The View from China, ODOT Troubleshooters, Reptile Fossils
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North American Research Group
- Online: NARG-Online.com
- Online: Additional Reptile Fossil Photos
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