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A bird known by 20-centimetre footprintsSourced

Its body is unknown.
Its footprints are about 20 cm across.

In Alaska's Denali National Park, researchers found roughly 70-million-year-old bird tracks averaging about 20 centimetres in length and width. The bird is known from trace fossils, and its genus name means 'large-footed bird'.

Only the feet
left the clue.

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Reviewed: 2026-10-01

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