Iguanodon Footprint Track Cast Replica

A rough stone slab with a single large three-toed footprint. Unlike the slim, clawed prints of meat-eaters, this one has broad, short toes with rounded tips and a wide, rounded heel, standing out in smooth relief from the textured rock. Iguanodon was a large plant-eating ornithopod of the Early Cretaceous and one of the first dinosaurs ever named, in 1825. Its broad, blunt-toed tracks are well known from the Wealden rocks of southern England and the coasts of the Isle of Wight, where they can s…

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