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Another Utah trip, and Aquilops on display at Dinosaur Journey | Synapse

October 12, 2025Open Access

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Another Utah trip, and Aquilops on display at Dinosaur Journey

MWMatt WedelCentre National de la Recherche Scientifique

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The trip to Utah led to successful fossil hunting, resulting in new discoveries.
Aquilops was highlighted during the visit to Dinosaur Journey, emphasizing its significance.
The adventure included travel to Colorado, showcasing the importance of site locations for fossils.
The trip involved experts in the field, indicating a serious endeavor for fossil exploration.

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I was back in Utah the week before last, looking for monsters with Brian Engh and Jessie Atterholt. It was a successful hunt – more about that another time. We made a run to Fruita, Colorado, to visit Dinosaur Journey.

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