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The 30 pages that link to Jurassic, each with the reason it gives.
TriassicRelated: Its start marks the end of the Triassic and the expansion of dinosaurs.
MesozoicBroader topic: It followed the Triassic and preceded the Cretaceous.
AmmoniteRelated: Ammonites were abundant and diverse in Jurassic seas.
PlesiosauriaRelated: Plesiosaurs diversified widely in Jurassic seas.
Late JurassicNarrower topic: The Late Jurassic is its final epoch.
LaurasiaRelated: Laurasia’s separation from Gondwana became pronounced during the Jurassic.
PlesiosaurRelated: Plesiosaurs diversified widely through Jurassic seas.
Early JurassicNarrower topic: The Early Jurassic is its first epoch.
Non-avian dinosaurRelated: Many familiar dinosaur groups flourished during this period.
ParavesRelated: The earliest widely recognized paravian fossils come from the Jurassic.
StegosauriaRelated: Many familiar stegosaurs lived during the Jurassic.
MultituberculataNarrower topic: The earliest known multituberculates appear in Jurassic deposits.
MetriorhynchidaeRelated: Metriorhynchids diversified during the Jurassic.
PliosauroideaRelated: Pliosauroids became especially prominent marine predators during this period.
BennettitalesRelated: Bennettitales were especially widespread in Jurassic floras.
LeedsichthysNarrower topic: Leedsichthys lived in Jurassic seas during the age of dinosaurs.
PleurosauridaeNarrower topic: Many pleurosaurid fossils come from Jurassic rocks.
TeleosauridaeNarrower topic: Most known teleosaurid diversity comes from Jurassic rocks.