List of stratigraphic units with sauropodomorph tracks

Prosauropods

Name	Age	Location	Description
Aganane Formation[1]	Pliensbachian	Morocco[1]	Up to 1350 tracks, most of them currently undescribed. Includes the largest Otozoum described in literature.[2][3]
Calcari Grigi di Noriglio Formation[4]		Italy[4]	Description
Dolomia Principale Formation[5]		Italy[5]	Description
Durrestein Formation[6]		Italy[6]	Description
McCoy Brook Formation[7]		Canada[7]	Description
Moenave Formation[8]		USA[8]	Description
Montemarcello Formation[9]		Italy[9]	Description
Portezuelo Formation[10]	Carnian[10]	Argentina[10]	Description
Portland Formation[11]	Pliensbachian to Toarcian[11]	USA[11]	Description
Redonda Formation[12]		USA[12]	Description
Rock Point Formation[13]		USA[13]	Description
Rotzo Formation[14]	Pliensbachian	Italy[14]	Description
Sheep Pen Sandstone Formation[15]		USA[15]	Description
Sloan Canyon Formation[16]		USA[16]	Description

Sauropods

Name	Age	Location	Description
Aganane Formation[1]	Pliensbachian	Morocco[1]	Up to 1350 tracks, most of them currently undescribed. Includes several new Sauropod morphotypes.[1]
Alacón Formation[17]		Spain[17]	Description
Antenor Navarro Formation[18]		Brazil[18]	Description
Antlers Formation[19]	Late Aptian to Middle Albian[19]	USA[19]	Description
Aréen Formation[20]		Spain[20]	Description
Azóia Limestone[21]		Portugal[21]	Description
Bhuj Formation[22]		India[22]	Description
Broome Sandstone[23]		Australia[23]	Description
Castellar Formation[24]		Spain[24]	Description
Calcare di Altamura Formation[25]		Italy[25]	Description
Calcare di Cellina Formation[26]		Italy[26]	Description
Calcari Grigi di Noriglio Formation[4]		Italy[4]	Description
Calcarios Micriticos da Serra de Aire[27]		Portugal	Description
Cedar Mountain Formation[28]	Barremian to basal Cenomanian	USA[28]	Description
Chacarilla Formation[29]		Chile[29]	Description
Chaunaca Formation[30]		Bolivia[30]	Description
Corda Formation[31]		Brazil[31]	Description
DeQueen Formation[32]		USA[32]	Description
Edwards Formation[33]		USA[33]	Description
Encisco Group[34]		Spain[34]	Description
Glen Rose Formation[35]	Late Aptian to Early Albian[35]	USA[35]	Description
Gres d'Assaouas Formation[36]		Niger[36]	Description
Haman Formation[37]		South Korea[37]	Description
Hasandong Formation[38]		South Korea[38]	Description
Higuerueles Formation[39]		Spain[39]	Description
Iouaridene Formation[40]		Morocco[40]	Description
Jindong Formation[41]		South Korea[41]	Description
Katrol Formation[42]		India[42]	Description
Kcskehát Limestone Formation[43]		Hungary[43]	Description
Kem Kem Beds[44]		Morocco[44]	Description
Kitadani Formation[45]	Aptian to Albian[45]	Japan[45]	Description
Kurek Svita Formation[46]		Uzbekistan[46]	Description
Lastres Formation[47]		Spain[47]	Description
Luchak Svita Formation[48]		Tajikistan[48]	Description
Monte Grande Formation[49]		Spain[49]	Description
Morrison Formation[50]	Time	USA	Description
Nemegt Formation[51]	Early Maastrichtian[51]	Mongolia[51]	- has a few alternate spellings
Oncala Group[52]		Spain[52]	Description
Patuxent Formation[53]		USA[53]	Description
Phra Wihan Formation[54]		Thailand[54]	Description
Purbeck Beds[55]	Berriasian[55]	UK[55]	Description
Reuchenette Formation[56]		Switzerland[56]	Description
Rio Limay Formation[57]		Argentina[57]	Description
Rupelo Formation[58]		Spain[58]	Description
Sagog Formation[59]		South Korea[59]	Description
Saltwick Formation[60]		UK[60]	Description
Samana Suk Limestone		Pakistan
Shirabad Svita[61]		Tajikistan[61]	Description
Sousa Formation[62]		Brazil[62]	Description
Tecocoyunca Group[63]		Mexico[63]	Description
Terenes Formation[64]		Spain[64]	Description
Tizi-n-Aït tracksite		Morocco	Tracks attributed to sauropods or stegosaurs, and an unidentified carnosaur[65][66]
Tremp Formation[67]		Spain[67]	Sauropod and hadrosaur tracks and sauropod in situ nesting sites, designated UNESCO Global Geopark in 2018
Uhangri Formation[68]		South Korea[68]	Description
Vega Formation[69]		Spain[69]	Description
Villar del Arzobispo Formation[70]		Spain[70]	Description
Wagad Formation[71]		India[71]	Description
White Limestone Formation[72]		UK[72]	Description
Winton Formation[73]	Cenomanian[73]	Australia[73]
Zorillo Formation[74]		Mexico[74]	Description

See also

• Dinosaurs portal
• Paleontology portal
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List of dinosaur-bearing rock formations