Bombarral Formation

The Bombarral Formation outcrops around Pombal, Portugal. It is considered a laterally equivalent but distinct rock sequence to the more well known Lourinhã Formation. It is interpreted as being deposited during the Tithonian of the Late Jurassic period.^[1] Its Lithology is primarily represented of massive fine-grained, micaceous sandstones that are mixed with red mudstones. It is interpreted as having been formed in a floodplain ecosystem.^[1]

Genus	Species	Material	Notes
Brachiosauridae indet.[2]	Indeterminate	Postcranial material	Stated to have come from a 25 m long animal.[3] From outside sources, the authors imply that the remains belong to Lusotitan.[4]
Diplodocidae indet.	Indeterminate	Multiple skeletal remains	Multiple remains from indeterminate diplodocines.[5] Whether or not they come from one taxon or multiple is uncertain.
Turiasauria indet	Indeterminate	Teeth[6]	Multiple teeth from indeterminate turiasaurs.

Genus	Species	Material	Notes
Allosaurus	A. europaeus	Multiple skeletal remains [1]	Validity disputed,Some authors argue instead that they belong to A.fragilis.
Torvosaurus	T.cf.gurneyi	Teeth[7]	Teeth referred to Torvosaurus on the basis of cladisitics and multivariate analysis.
Tyrannosauroidea indet.	Indeterminate	Teeth[8]	Teeth referred to indeterminate Tyrannosauroids.

Genus	Species	Material	Notes
Dacentrurus	D. armatus	Skeletal remains [5]	A large stegosaur.
Ankylopollexia indet.	Indeterminate	Teeth[9]	Teeth stated to be similar to Camptosaurus.
Dryosauridae indet.	Indeterminate	Postcranial remains[9]	Remains stated to be similar to Dryosaurus.