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Why Grand County holds a rare chapter of North America’s dinosaur history

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Utah News spotted this story published October 28, 2026 at Times-Independent. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

A recent dinosaur dig in northern Grand County yielded fossils that could help explain what followed the disappearance of many of the region’s familiar Jurassic dinosaurs. Assistant state paleontologist Don DeBlieux works at the Ironstone Bonebed in northern Grand County on Oct. 20.

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