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The 12 pages that link to Dinosaur Provincial Park, each with the reason it gives.

• TaphonomyBroader topic: Its fossil assemblages support studies of bone accumulation and depositional history.

• TriceratopsRelated: Its regional fossil record helps compare Triceratops with other ceratopsians of the same era.

• Western Interior SeawayBroader topic: Its deposits preserve animals from the western margin of the seaway.

• Dinosaur Park FormationRelated: The park became a central setting for collecting and studying the formation's fossils.

• HadrosauridaeRelated: Its deposits contain an unusually diverse assemblage of hadrosaurid fossils.

• CentrosaurusRelated: Its exposures have produced major Centrosaurus discoveries and bonebeds.

• CeratopsidaeRelated: Its fossil beds document a rich assemblage of ceratopsids, including centrosaurines.

• ParasaurolophusRelated: Fossils of Parasaurolophus walkeri were discovered in this region.

• TyrannosauroideaRelated: Its deposits preserve diverse tyrannosauroids and illuminate their northern ecosystems.

• EuoplocephalusRelated: Its fossil beds have yielded important remains assigned to Euoplocephalus.

• Royal Tyrrell Museum of PalaeontologyRelated: This nearby fossil-rich landscape connects museum displays with discoveries in the field.

• LeanchoiliaCompared with: Its much younger fossils contrast with the Cambrian age of Leanchoilia.