Dinosaur Fossil Map

Dinosaurs found in Bolivia

135 dinosaur fossil finds from 0 genera, coloured by the age of the rocks.

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Age of the rocks252 to 66 million years ago
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Key
  • Triassic 251.9 to 201.4 million years ago
  • Jurassic 201.4 to 145 million years ago
  • Cretaceous 145 to 66 million years ago
  • Spans two periods The find’s age range straddles a boundary

How to read the dots. Each dot is one find recorded in the Paleobiology Database, coloured by the period of its rocks. Finds marked approximate have only a rough position in the database, so the dot can sit some way from the real site.

Dinosaur fossils in Bolivia

The Paleobiology Database records 135 non-avian dinosaur finds in Bolivia, from 0 genera. The oldest is an unidentified dinosaur from the Cenomanian age, about 100.5 million years old. The youngest is Abelisauridae from the Late Maastrichtian age, as young as about 66 million years. Ages are the range the database gives for the rocks, so a find can be tens of millions of years across.

  • 135finds
  • 0genera
  • 100.5oldest, million years ago
  • 66youngest, million years ago

It ranks 25th of 93 countries on the map by number of finds. The rock formation with the most finds is called El Molino, with 69.

Rock formations with dinosaur finds in Bolivia

FormationFinds
El Molino69
Castellón11
Chaunaca10
La Puerta4
Aroifilla3

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