List of stratigraphic units with theropod tracks
Introduction The following tables list the global geological sites where '''tracks of theropod''' dinosaurs have been found, together with the proper names of the rock formations ('''stratigraphic units''') that contain them.
Non-avian theropods  Name Age Location DescriptionAganane Formation *  DescriptionAkaiwa Formation *  DescriptionAnsbachersandstein *  DescriptionAntenor Navarro Formation *  DescriptionArapahoe Formation *  DescriptionAreado Group *  DescriptionAréen Formation *  DescriptionArgana Formation *  DescriptionArgiles de l'Irhazer *  DescriptionAztec Sandstone *  DescriptionBalls Bluff Formation *  DescriptionBell Ranch Formation *  DescriptionBell Springs Formation*  DescriptionBenkersandstein *  DescriptionBhuj Formation *  DescriptionBlackstone Formation *  DescriptionBlasensandstein *  DescriptionBlomidon Formation *  DescriptionBohdašín Formation *  An isolated, 14 cm long tridactyl footprint of a coelophysoid theropod dinosaur, late Triassic age.Boonton Formation *  DescriptionBotucatu Formation *  DescriptionBroome Sandstone *  DescriptionCaiua Formation * *  DescriptionCadomin Formation *  DescriptionCastellar Formation *  DescriptionMorrison Formation Time*  DescriptionCalcaires Lithographiques de Cerin *  DescriptionCalcare di Cellina Formation *  DescriptionCalcari Grigi di Noriglio Formation *  DescriptionCañadon Asfalto Formation*  DescriptionCardium Formation *  DescriptionCarmel Formation *  DescriptionCazaderos Formation *  DescriptionChacarilla Formation *  DescriptionChandler Formation *  DescriptionChaunaca Formation *  DescriptionChiloo Group *  DescriptionChinle Formation *  DescriptionCow Branch Formation *  DescriptionDolomia Principale Formation * European Alps DescriptionDonghe Group *  DescriptionDunvegan Formation *  DescriptionEast Berlin Formation *  DescriptionEntrada Sandstone *  DescriptionEtjo Sandstone Early Jurassic *  Tracks of Prosauropoda indet., Theropoda indet., ''Tetrapodium elmenhorsti'', ''Saurichnium anserinum'', ''S. damarense'', ''S. parallelum'' & ''S. tetractis'' in an aeolian environmentFeltville Formation *  DescriptionFestningen Sandstone *  DescriptionFleming Fjord Formation *  DescriptionForest Marble Formation *  DescriptionFort Terrett Formation *  DescriptionGates Formation *  DescriptionGeoncheonri Formation *  DescriptionGething Formation *  DescriptionGettysburg Formation *  DescriptionGlen Rose Formation to Early  *  DescriptionGres d'Assaouas Formation *  DescriptionGypsum Spring Formation *  DescriptionHaman Formation *  DescriptionHarebell Formation *  DescriptionHasandong Formation *  DescriptionHastings Beds to  *  DescriptionHeichengtzu Series *  DescriptionHiguerueles Formation *  DescriptionHoganas Formation *  DescriptionHorseshoe Canyon Formation *  DescriptionIouaridene Formation *  DescriptionItapecuru Formation *  DescriptionIzuki Formation *  DescriptionJeomgog Formation *  DescriptionJiaguan Formation *  DescriptionJindong Formation *  DescriptionJing Chuan Formation *  DescriptionJinju Formation *  DescriptionKagidani Formation *  DescriptionKarabil Svita *  DescriptionKayenta Formation  to  *  DescriptionKem Kem Beds * *  DescriptionKitadani Formation to  *  DescriptionKurek Svita Formation *  DescriptionKuruma Group *  DescriptionKuwajima Formation *  DescriptionLa Cantera Formation *  DescriptionLaramie Formation *  DescriptionLastres Formation *  DescriptionLos Rastros Formation *  DescriptionLa Matilde Formation *  DescriptionLuchak Svita Formation *  DescriptionManassas Sandstone *  DescriptionMatsuo Group *  DescriptionMcCoy Brook Formation *  DescriptionMercia Mudstone Group *  DescriptionMesaverde Formation *  DescriptionMexcala Formation *  DescriptionMidland Formation *  DescriptionMinnes Formation *  DescriptionMist Mountain Formation *  DescriptionMoenave Formation *  DescriptionMolteno Formation *  DescriptionMontemarcello Formation *  DescriptionMorrison Formation Time*  DescriptionNagatogawa Formation *  DescriptionNaknek Formation *  DescriptionNavajo Sandstone to Toarcian *  DescriptionNemegt Formation *   - has a few alternate spellingsNugget Sandstone *  DescriptionOncala Group *  DescriptionPajarito Formation *  DescriptionPatuxent Formation *  DescriptionPhra Wihan Formation *  DescriptionPhu Phan Formation *  DescriptionPiedrahita de Muno Formation *  DescriptionPiranhas Formation *  DescriptionPlainview Formation *  DescriptionPlattensandstein *  DescriptionPortezuelo Formation *  DescriptionPortland Formation to Toarcian *  DescriptionPrecipice Sandstone *  DescriptionPurbeck Beds  *  DescriptionQuarziti Viola Zonate Formation *  DescriptionRaton Formation *  DescriptionRazorback Beds *  DescriptionRedonda Formation *  DescriptionReuchenette Formation *  DescriptionRio Limay Formation *  DescriptionSagog Formation *  DescriptionSaltwick Formation *  DescriptionSan Giovanni Rotondo Formation *  DescriptionSanta Lucia Formation *  DescriptionSebayashi Formation *  DescriptionSegovia Formation *  DescriptionSheep Pen Sandstone Formation *  DescriptionShemshak Formation *  DescriptionShirabad Svita *  DescriptionShuttle Meadow Formation *  DescriptionSloan Canyon Formation *  DescriptionSoncco Formation *  DescriptionSousa Formation *  DescriptionSouth Platte Formation *  DescriptionStockton Beds *  DescriptionStubensandstein*  DescriptionSummerville Formation *  DescriptionTakutu Formation *  DescriptionTantalus Formation *  DescriptionTecocoyunca Group *  DescriptionTerenes Formation *  DescriptionTochikubo Formation *  DescriptionTomanova Formation *  DescriptionTongfosi Formation *  DescriptionTowaco Formation *  DescriptionUhangri Formation *  DescriptionVega Formation *  DescriptionVilquechico Formation *  DescriptionWalloon Group *  DescriptionWhite Limestone Formation *  DescriptionWealden Group *  DescriptionWingate Sandstone *  DescriptionWinton Formation * Woodbine Formation *  DescriptionXiguayuan Formation *  DescriptionZagaje Formation *  DescriptionZorillo Formation *  Description
[[Avialans]]  Name Age Location DescriptionCerro del Pueblo Formation *  DescriptionDunvegan Formation *  DescriptionGates Formation *  DescriptionGething Formation *  DescriptionHaman Formation *  DescriptionIzuki Formation *  DescriptionJeomgog Formation *  DescriptionJindong Formation *  DescriptionJing Chuan Formation *  DescriptionKitadani Formation to  *  DescriptionLastres Formation *  DescriptionMist Mountain Formation *  DescriptionOncala Group *  DescriptionSouth Platte Formation *  DescriptionUhangri Formation *  Description
See also *List of dinosaur-bearing rock formations*List of fossil sites
Footnotes
References * Weishampel, David B.; Dodson, Peter; and Osmólska, Halszka (eds. ): The Dinosauria, 2nd, Berkeley: University of California Press. 861 pp. .