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The 34 pages that link to Late Cretaceous, each with the reason it gives.
CretaceousBroader topic: It covers the interval leading directly to the period's end.
Early CretaceousRelated: It followed the Early Cretaceous and completed the period.
HadrosauridaeRelated: Hadrosaurids became widespread and diverse during this interval.
VelociraptorNarrower topic: Velociraptor lived during this final chapter of the Mesozoic Era.
MosasauridaeNarrower topic: Mosasauridae diversified and flourished during this interval.
QuetzalcoatlusNarrower topic: Quetzalcoatlus lived during this final stretch of the Mesozoic.
ElasmosaurusNarrower topic: Elasmosaurus lived during this final interval of the Mesozoic Era.
AllosauroideaRelated: Some allosauroid lineages persisted into this final Mesozoic epoch.
ArgentinosaurusNarrower topic: Argentinosaurus lived during this interval of dinosaur history.
ParasaurolophusRelated: Parasaurolophus lived in North America during this interval.
AnkylosaurusBroader topic: Ankylosaurus lived near the end of this epoch.
EdmontosaurusNarrower topic: Edmontosaurus lived during this final interval of the dinosaur age.
EuoplocephalusNarrower topic: Euoplocephalus lived during this final interval of the Cretaceous.
MarginocephaliaRelated: Many familiar ceratopsians and pachycephalosaurs lived during this interval.
StegocerasNarrower topic: Stegoceras lived in North America during this final Mesozoic epoch.
AsteriornisNarrower topic: Asteriornis lived near the end of this epoch.
Balaur bondocNarrower topic: Balaur’s fossils come from this final interval of the Mesozoic Era.
ChampsosaurusRelated: Champsosaurus lived in North America during this interval.
MasiakasaurusNarrower topic: Masiakasaurus lived during this final interval of the Mesozoic.
SaltasauridaeNarrower topic: Saltasaurids lived during this final interval of the age of dinosaurs.
DallasaurusNarrower topic: Dallasaurus lived during this interval.
PolycotylidaeBroader topic: Many known polycotylid fossils come from this interval.
PresbyornisBroader topic: The oldest reported members place the genus's history in this interval.