From the very end of the Cretaceous (Maastrichtian), this formation houses a whole host of species
There are many small Lambeosaurs, such as Minqaria, Ajnabia and Taleta taleta
There is also an unnamed Titanosaur (9m long-ish?) which is the largest herbivore we know of from this region
There are three abelisaurs, the largest of which is Chenanisaurus, which would’ve been the apex predator on land.
There are many pterosaurs, such as Alcione, Barbaridactylus, Phosphatodraco, Simurghia and Tethydraco. Additionally, it is believed that some fossils from this site belonged to Arambourgiania and Quetzalcoatlus
In the waters, there are many Mosasaurs and Crocodilyaforms (probably misspelled that). Mosasaurus, Prognathodon and Globidens all live in the region.