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The 12 pages that link to Dinosaur Park Formation, each with the reason it gives.
CentrosaurusRelated: Many of the best-known Centrosaurus specimens come from this formation.
StyracosaurusRelated: Fossils assigned to Styracosaurus come from this formation.
CorythosaurusRelated: Many Corythosaurus specimens come from this formation.
LambeosaurusRelated: Its fossils include major specimens assigned to Lambeosaurus.
OrnithomimusRelated: It has yielded important Ornithomimus specimens alongside diverse dinosaurs.
EuoplocephalusRelated: Fossils from this formation document Euoplocephalus in its ancient ecosystem.
StegocerasRelated: Stegoceras fossils from this formation anchor its record in western Canada.
DidelphodonRelated: Its deposits preserve the northern setting of Didelphodon’s Cretaceous world.