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• TITLE: New Dinosaur Tracks from the Lower Barremian of Portugal (Areia do Mastro Formation, Cape Espichel)

  AUTHORS: Silvério D. Figueiredo, Carlos Neto de Carvalho, Pedro P. Cunha, Ismar de Sousa Carvalho

  KEYWORDS: Trampled Surface, Dinosaurs, Locomotion Behavior, Lower Cretaceous, Cape Espichel, Portugal, Iberia

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.9 No.1, January 27, 2021

  ABSTRACT: We present a new tracksite with multiple dinosaur tracks from the lowermost Barremian (Lower Cretaceous) of the Cape Espichel (Sesimbra, Portugal). The tracks are localized on three beds on the top carbonate beds of the Areia do Mastro Formation. Those bioclastic, nodular limestones were deposited in a very shallow subtidal-intertidal, restricted lagoon environment. The track surfaces are very dinoturbated, with a substantial number of tracks. Several tracks assign to sauropods, ornithopods and theropods dinosaurs were recorded. Due to heavy bioturbation and the preservation conditions, it is not possible to define trackways; some preliminary work done on the tracks could disclose some behaviours of their producers. Several species of carnivore and herbivore dinosaurs crossed that large area at different times. Herbivores may have used the lagoon margin as passage between feeding spots, while carnivores frequented the area to hunt in groups or individually.