A partial right tibia of a carnivorous dinosaur is reported from the Lower Jurassic Broadford Beds Formation of southern Strath, Skye. The bone consists of the proximal end and shaft of a tibia, and this shows characteristic features of the ceratosaur theropods, a group of medium-sized predatory dinosaurs that were widespread during the Early Jurassic. This tibia, and a partial sauropod tibia from the Middle Jurassic of Skye, represent the first clear records of dinosaur body fossils from Scotland.
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Woodward A. Smith, 1908, Annals & Magazine of Natural History, V1