01 / Coverage
Atlas-first, not exhaustive
The page highlights countries where current records, profiles, or hotspots give Fossil Atlas something specific to show.
Fossil Atlas countries
Dinosaur fossils by country
Country pages should connect searches to real atlas material: mapped records, specimen profiles, formation guides, and clear caveats about selected data.
Country guide standard
How to read these country pages
Country pages are search entry points into Fossil Atlas, not national fossil encyclopedias.
02 / Evidence
Modern records, not ancient ranges
Country names describe where fossils are found or reported today. They do not reconstruct where animals lived in deep time.
03 / Next step
Follow the strongest link
Each guide should point you toward a specimen profile, hotspot, map layer, or expedition card you can actually use.
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Country guides
Dinosaur fossils in the United States
Hell Creek, Morrison, T. rex, Triceratops, and Stegosaurus coverage in the current atlas.
Dinosaur fossils in Canada
Northern range context for T. rex and Triceratops, with Alberta and Saskatchewan notes.
Dinosaur fossils in Morocco
Spinosaurus, Kem Kem context, and selected North African discovery records.
Dinosaur fossils in Mongolia
Velociraptor, the Flaming Cliffs, and Djadokhta Formation context.
Dinosaur fossils in Niger
Suchomimus, Niger, and Echkar-region Saharan dinosaur context.
Dinosaur fossils in the United Kingdom
Iguanodon, the Wealden Group, and British dinosaur fossil-map context.
Dinosaur fossils in Portugal
Ceratosaurus and Lourinha Formation links for Jurassic Portugal.
Dinosaur fossils in Tanzania
Tendaguru Formation context for Tanzania and East African Jurassic records.
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How to read the records
Make it shareable
Build a shareable fossil card
Use a country guide as the starting point, then make a card from a specific animal or formation.