Africa11 species
Africa
Featuring the Bahariya and Kem Kem deltaic systems of North Africa, home to colossal riverine theropods and unique freshwater ecosystems.
Prehistoric Regions & Continents
Throughout the Mesozoic Era, plate tectonics steadily transformed the singular supercontinent Pangaea into the fragmented northern landmass Laurasia and southern landmass Gondwana. Browse fossil horizons by modern continent.
Antarctica1 species
Antarctica
High-latitude polar conifer-ginkgo forests and temperate river valleys.
Asia20 species
Asia
Renowned for the exceptionally preserved feathered dinosaurs of Liaoning, China and the Cretaceous dune habitats of the Gobi Desert in Mongolia.
Australia3 species
Australia & Oceania
Ancient Gondwanan inland river basins and coastal marine margins.
Europe13 species
Europe
During the Mesozoic, Europe was largely an archipelago of islands, resulting in unique insular dwarf species and classic historical fossil discoveries.
North America41 species
North America
Home to the fossil-rich Morrison Formation of the Late Jurassic and the Hell Creek and Dinosaur Park Formations of the Late Cretaceous.
South America11 species
South America
Preserved within the Huincul, Candeleros, and Ischigualasto formations, hosting colossal titanosaurs and specialized abelisaurid and carcharodontosaurid apex predators.