Dr. Andrew R. Milner

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  Andrew Milner, paleontologist at the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm in southwestern Utah, looked at photos of the French craters and said: "You get a real sense of the weight of the animals, you can see a big, clear mud ring around the footprints."

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  Andrew Milner, paleontologist at the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm in southwestern Utah, looked at photos of the French craters and said, "You get a real sense of the weight of the animals, you can see a big, clear mud ring around the footprints."
  
  "It looks like a pretty amazing site - I'm blown away," Milner added.

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  Andrew R. Milner - Consulting Paleontologist, Researcher- City Paleontologist St. George Dinosaur Tracksite at Johnson Farm, St. George, Utah

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  "The crouching tracks are preserved on the shore of an ancient lake," the paper's lead author, Andrew Milner, a paleontologist at the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm museum, said in a journal news release. "The theropod that made the tracks may have been in the lake but walked out and up a shallow slope and sat down for some reason."
  
  "These tracks are important because the handprints have inward-pointing fingers, showing that even very early theropods had bird-like arms and hands with inward-facing palms," Milner said.

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  A bit more info on the pic below from Andrew Milner, City Paleontologist and Curator, St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm (http://www.sgcity.org/dinotrax/indexmain.php)

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  Andrew Milner, paleontologist at the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm in southwestern Utah, looked at photos of the French craters and said, "You get a real sense of the weight of the animals, you can see a big, clear mud ring around the footprints."
  
  "It looks like a pretty amazing site I'm blown away," Milner added.

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  Andrew Milner, paleontologist at the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm in southwestern Utah, looked at photos of the French craters and said, "You get a real sense of the weight of the animals, you can see a big, clear mud ring around the footprints."
  
  "It looks like a pretty amazing site -- I'm blown away," Milner added.

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  Their discovery was announced Tuesday.Several scientists who are not connected with the project said the prints appeared to be among the biggest ever found internationally, though they noted that slightly larger tracks have been recorded elsewhere.Andrew Milner, paleontologist at the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm in southwestern Utah, looked at photos of the French craters and said, "You get a real sense of the weight of the animals, you can see a big, clear mud ring around the footprints.""It looks like a pretty amazing site - I'm blown away," Milner added.
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  Andrew Milner, paleontologist at the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm in southwestern Utah, looked at photos of the French craters and said, "You get a real sense of the weight of the animals, you can see a big, clear mud ring around the footprints."
  
  "It looks like a pretty amazing site - I'm blown away," Milner added.

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  Andrew Milner, paleontologist at the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm in southwestern Utah, looked at photos of the French craters and said, "You get a real sense of the weight of the animals. You can see a big, clear mud ring around the footprints." "It looks like a pretty amazing site - I'm blown away," Milner added.

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  Andrew Milner, paleontologist at the St. George Dinosaur Discovery Site at Johnson Farm in southwestern Utah, looked at photos of the French craters and said, "You get a real sense of the weight of the animals, you can see a big, clear mud ring around the footprints."

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