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The 15 pages that link to Late Jurassic, each with the reason it gives.

• Early CretaceousRelated: It immediately preceded the Early Cretaceous.

• AllosaurusNarrower topic: Allosaurus lived during this interval, when the Morrison ecosystem flourished.

• Solnhofen limestoneNarrower topic: Solnhofen’s limestone formed during this interval, near the Jurassic–Cretaceous transition.

• DiplodocusNarrower topic: Diplodocus lived during this interval, alongside many other large dinosaurs.

• Early JurassicCompared with: It contrasts with this earlier epoch in age and later ecosystem history.

• AnchiornisNarrower topic: This epoch dates Anchiornis and distinguishes it from younger Chinese feathered dinosaurs.

• RhamphorhynchusRelated: Rhamphorhynchus lived during this interval.

• BrontosaurusNarrower topic: Brontosaurus lived during this interval in western North America.

• StegosauriaBroader topic: Stegosaurs diversified widely during this interval.

• AllosauroideaRelated: Allosauroids became widespread and well represented in fossils during this epoch.

• CompsognathusNarrower topic: Compsognathus lived during this interval, when its European habitats included islands and shallow seas.

• CarnosauriaRelated: Some of the best-known early large carnosaurs, including Allosaurus, thrived during this interval.

• KentrosaurusNarrower topic: Kentrosaurus lived during this interval, when Tendaguru was a dinosaur-rich environment.

• YinlongNarrower topic: Yinlong lived during this interval, before the better-known Cretaceous ceratopsians.

• EuropasaurusNarrower topic: Europasaurus lived during this interval, when its German habitat was part of an island setting.