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The 21 pages that link to Late Triassic, each with the reason it gives.

• CrocodylomorphaBroader topic: The earliest known crocodylomorph fossils date to this interval.

• PterosauriaBroader topic: Pterosaurs are documented by this interval, though their earliest origins may be older.

• MorganucodonBroader topic: Morganucodon’s record reaches back into this interval.

• Ischigualasto FormationBroader topic: The formation’s rocks and fossils date chiefly to this interval.

• RhynchosauriaBroader topic: Rhynchosaurs became widespread and locally abundant during this epoch.

• TanystropheusBroader topic: Fossils assigned to Tanystropheus extend the genus’s record into this interval.

• AetosauriaBroader topic: Most known aetosaur fossils come from this interval, when the clade was widespread.

• EffigiaBroader topic: Effigia lived in this interval of rapid archosaur diversification.

• PeteinosaurusBroader topic: Peteinosaurus is dated to this interval, when pterosaurs first appear in the fossil record.

• ScleromochlusBroader topic: This is the interval assigned to the deposits containing Scleromochlus.