We began the second part to the Manitoba-Montana Paleontological Student Exchange yesterday July 29. Participants from Manitoba traveled to Jordan, Montana. I'm glad to say we arrived safely!
Things are extremely hot!!! It was our first day out in the field and the temperatures reached 44 C. At least its a dry heat and we survived. The day began with field jacketing a lower jaw and beak from a Triceratops. Everything flipped safely.
Tomorrow we're off to a new site to jacket a larger ceratopsian (horned dinosaur) and to begin prospecting for that ankylosaur I promised their curator I would find!
Things are extremely hot!!! It was our first day out in the field and the temperatures reached 44 C. At least its a dry heat and we survived. The day began with field jacketing a lower jaw and beak from a Triceratops. Everything flipped safely.
Tomorrow we're off to a new site to jacket a larger ceratopsian (horned dinosaur) and to begin prospecting for that ankylosaur I promised their curator I would find!
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