Major funding has been provided by The National Science Foundation The Museum is grateful to those who have given access and opportunity to research and acquire these important fossils, and to the discoverers who have understood that scientific work is only meaningful when shared. Such invaluable contributions have made Lone Star Dinosaurs possible. Tenontosaurus dossi discovered by Thad Williams and Ted Williams contribution of James and Dorothy Doss Pleurocoelus sp. discovered by Dr. Wann Langston and University of Texas students contribution of Bill and Decie Jones Pawpawsaurus campbelli discovered by Cameron Campbell contribution of Woodbine Development Corporation Proctor Lake Ornithopods discovered by Rusty Branch contribution of US Army Corps of Engineers Protohadros byrdi discovered by Gary Byrd Nodosauridea indet. discovered by Johnny Maurice and John Maurice Appreciation is extended to our scientific advisors Dr. Louis L. Jacobs  •  Dr. Dale A. Winkler •  Dr. Bonnie F. Jacobs Southern Methodist University Shuler Museum of Paleontology and the Institute for Study of Earth and Man at Southern Methodist University
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