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Marmarth Research Foundation: In the Hell Creek Formation of North Dakota

Marmarth Research Foundation: In the Hell Creek formation of North Dakota

Gilmoremys lancensis, 2003
Hell Creek Formation

Gilmoremys lancensis

<em>Triceratops</em> brow horn

Triceratops brow horn
Triceratops
2003

MRF provided good supervision and ran a tight ship, but yet always conveyed a sense of joyful excitement about paleontology and its scientific potential.

Tom Hollocher
Retired Biochemist

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Ann's Site

Steve Floerscheimer works slowly through the unconsolidated sandy siltstone in search of fossils.
The crew takes a break in what little shade remains.
Surveying the site
Tyler and the volunteers survey the dig and talk about what needs to be done next.
The crew
The crew pose with the landowner Ann Hoff. Anne discovered the hadrosaur skeleton several years ago.
Articulated hadrosaur tail
Ann's site produced a partial skeleton of a hadrosaur, including over 50 vertebrae.
Volunteers slowly working around the skeleton with x-acto knives and small brushes.
Hadrosaur Dorsal Vertebrae
Several dorsal vertebrae were sticking out of the hill when landowner Ann Hoff found this locality.