Scientific investigations of the Paluxy River site associated with Stan Taylor have conclusively demonstrated that the purported human footprints are actually dinosaur tracks or altered features, refuting the claim that human prints coexist with dinosaur fossils.
The retrieved scientific literature consistently debunks the claim that Stan Taylor or anyone else discovered human footprints alongside dinosaur fossils in the Paluxy River bed. Papers [1] and [2] directly examine the Taylor site and document that the tracks are dinosaurian (tridactyl) in origin or altered, while paper [0] provides the broader geological and ichnological explanation for why elongate dinosaur tracks can superficially resemble human prints. There are no supporting papers in the retrieved set.