Late Cretaceous: The Dinosaurs of Dinosaur Provincial Park

Ninety-nine million years ago, the lost continent of Laramidia was formed when the Great Inland Seaway cut North America in two. Laramidia was the land mass formed from today's western states and provinces, and was home to some amazing animals. The dinosaurs and other animals found in Alberta's Dinosaur Provincial park show a surprisingly clear view into a coastal wetland environment some seventy-five million years in the past. Based on the questions, can you name the plants and animals found in those rocks?