Dr Norman was interviewed by the BBC TV NEWS on 3 April about dinosaur footprints recently discovered on the Isle of Skye. He described the general significance of the variety of these Jurassic dinosaur footprints: belonging to giant sauropods (plant-eating 'brontosaurs'), theropods (meat-eating predators) and [possibly] ornithopods (smaller plant eaters) and how they were likely to have been preserved on the rocks. Watch his interview by clicking on this link
