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The 18 pages that link to Morrison Formation, each with the reason it gives.

• Othniel Charles MarshRelated: Its quarries supplied many of the dinosaur fossils Marsh described.

• Dinosaur paleontologyRelated: Its extensive fossil record preserves diverse dinosaurs within a well-studied geological setting.

• AllosaurusRelated: Many of the best-known Allosaurus fossils come from this formation.

• DiplodocusRelated: Its rocks preserve many Diplodocus fossils and reveal the environments where the genus lived.

• StegosaurusRelated: Many important Stegosaurus fossils come from this formation.

• GastrolithRelated: Its dinosaur remains include stones historically interpreted as gastroliths.

• ApatosaurusRelated: Many Apatosaurus fossils come from this formation.

• BrachiosaurusRelated: Brachiosaurus fossils occur in this formation’s deposits.

• BrontosaurusRelated: Many Brontosaurus fossils come from this formation's ancient river and floodplain deposits.

• CamarasaurusRelated: Many of the most complete Camarasaurus fossils come from this formation.

• AllosauroideaRelated: Its deposits preserve abundant Allosaurus fossils alongside other allosauroids.

• CeratosaurusRelated: Many North American Ceratosaurus specimens come from this formation.

• CarnosauriaRelated: Its abundant Allosaurus fossils made it central to early knowledge of large carnosaurs.

• EutriconodontaRelated: Its fossils include Jurassic eutriconodont remains, extending the group’s record beyond Cretaceous sites.