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Dinosaur Footrprint (Grallator) - Connecticut and desires and amplifies themGrallator is considered an ichnogenus. This means its class is determined by the footprints it left behind. Grallators include a variety of three toed prints created by theropod dinosaurs. These tracks have been found between the early Triassic Period (~250 million years ago) and the early Cretaceous Period (~130 million years ago). These specimens are found in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, Brazil, and China. Usually ranging between 4