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The 56 pages that link to Triassic, each with the reason it gives.

• JurassicRelated: Its extinction event and surviving lineages set the stage for Jurassic ecosystems.

• DiapsidRelated: Diapsids underwent major diversification after the Permian mass extinction.

• DolomitesRelated: Many of the range’s foundational carbonate deposits formed during this period.

• LaurasiaRelated: Pangaea persisted through much of the Triassic before major rifting advanced.

• ArchosaurRelated: Archosaurs diversified during the Triassic after the Permian mass extinction.

• PlesiosaurRelated: The earliest known plesiosaurs appeared near the end of this period.

• CrocodylomorphaRelated: Crocodylomorphs first appeared during this period, amid early archosaur diversification.

• PterosauriaRelated: The oldest known pterosaurs appear in the Late Triassic.

• SauropsidaRelated: Archosaurs and early dinosaurs expanded during this period, reshaping sauropsid diversity.

• SauropterygiaRelated: Sauropterygians first diversified during the Triassic.

• TuataraRelated: The lineage to which tuatara belongs reaches back to the Triassic.

• NautilusRelated: Nautilus relatives diversified after the end-Permian extinction during the Triassic.

• Bay of FundyRelated: Much of the Fundy Basin’s early sedimentary history dates to this period of continental breakup.

• TemnospondyliRelated: Temnospondyls became prominent aquatic predators in many Triassic freshwater ecosystems.

• ArchosauromorphaRelated: Many major archosauromorph branches became prominent during this period.

• DicynodontiaRelated: Dicynodonts persisted through much of this period and vanished near its end.

• RhynchocephaliaRelated: The earliest known rhynchocephalian fossils come from the Triassic.

• TherocephaliaRelated: Some therocephalian lineages survived into the Triassic before the group disappeared.

• ParareptiliaRelated: Procolophonids and other survivors carried parareptile lineages into this period.

• PoposauroideaRelated: Poposauroids diversified during this period.

• SilesauridaeRelated: Silesaurid fossils come from ecosystems of this period.

• Belogradchik RocksRelated: Some accounts place the beginnings of the rocks' sedimentary history in Triassic deposits.

• PteridospermRelated: Some seed-fern groups survived into Triassic ecosystems.

• StereospondyliRelated: Stereospondyls diversified widely in Triassic freshwater and coastal environments.