frequently produces the trunks of large conifers, usually attributed to Pseudofrenelopsis parceramosa (Francis, 1987).

several very large, but fragmentary iguanodontian remains, including three pedal phalanges, a neural arch, and some rib sections (no specimen number).

IWCMS 2014.80, an almost complete skel- eton composed of the following elements: right maxilla, right nasal fragment, both vomers, both quadrates, both squamosals, both prefrontals, both frontals, both postor- bitals, neurocranium, right dentary, left dentary fragments, left surangular, one loose dentary tooth, eight opisthocoelous presacral vertebrae, cervical rib frag- ment, 15 dorsal vertebrae including the sacrodorsal, dor- sal rib fragments, sacrum, 40 caudal vertebrae, 15 chevrons, both scapulae, both coracoids, both sternal bones, right humerus, left radius, left ulna, left carpus, left metacarpals III and IV, right metacarpals II and V, both pollices, left digit II manual phalanx 1, unsided digit II manual phalanx 2, right digit IV manual phalanx 1, both ilia, both pubes, both ischia, left femur, both tibiae, both fibulae, both astragali, right metatarsal II, left metatarsals II, III and IV, digit II: right pedal phal- anx 1, left pedal phalanges 1 and 2, digit III: right pedal phalanx 4, left pedal phalanges 1–4, and digit IV: left pedal phalanges 1–4.

Other vertebrate remains uncovered from the excavation site include ganoid fish scales (no specimen number)