Robert and James;
They did go to Ishogelasto (sp) and got to hold the reaol Herrerasaurus
skull, but all they found were Dycnodonts and Rhyncosaurs. It looks like we
will be doing most of our work in the Lower Cretaceous of Patagonia in the
future. In addition to Carnotaurus, these rocks are spitting out the largest
theropods and sauropods ever found. As I'm most interested in the Lower
Cretaceous, I hope to be going on the next trip. The wildlife appears to have
been fantastic too.
Take Care;
Jim