- Mapusaurus
- Classification
- Theropods
- Characteristics
- Carnivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Mei
- Classification
- Theropods
- Characteristics
- Carnivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Mosasaurus
- Classification
- Marine reptiles
- Characteristics
- Carnivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Ornithomimus
- Classification
- Theropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Omnivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Pachycephalosaurus
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Parasaurolophus
- Classification
- Ornithopoda
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Pteranodon
- Classification
- Flying reptiles
- Characteristics
- Carnivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Quetzalcoatlus
- Classification
- Flying reptiles
- Characteristics
- Carnivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Rugops
- Classification
- Theropods
- Characteristics
- Carnivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Siats meekerorum
- Classification
- Theropods
- Characteristics
- Carnivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Spinosaurus
- Classification
- Theropods
- Characteristics
- Carnivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Struthiomimus
- Classification
- Theropods
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Omnivorous
- Feathered
- Era
- Cretaceous period
The Cretaceous Period was both the zenith and the end of the Age of Dinosaurs.
During this time, dinosaurs reached their peak diversity, giving rise to the largest carnivorous species in history.
What is the truth behind the mass extinction that ended this glorious era?