So Prince Creek is this fossil site in Alaska and is one the most northerly places dinosaurs have been discovered to live.
There were more species than these three who would've lived in the Cretaceous habitat.
Dromeosaurus is an honorable mention (I may draw one for my next graphic)
Presented are Pachyrhinosaurus; I referenced some other conceptual designs of the species where it was drawn with wooly fur similar to a mammoth or a musk ox. Ofc since it's a dino it would've been feathers and not hair like us mammals have.
Edmontosaurus; pretty iconic chunky. Favorite T-Rex Snack. I didn't draw this one with a crest although it sometimes is depicted with one. I made sure to look up the skeletal structure of this species for the anatomy to be as true to study as possible.
Lastly there is Nanuqsaurus (about half of T-Rex's length) they would've reached around 20ft long and weighed about a ton. I imagined them functioning like wolves or a lion pride where a similar color spectrum is shared with slight differences to signify heierachry and breeding status.
I imagine that the dominant male would've been white feathered while the subordinate adult males would retain blue-grey plumage until they potentially became an alpha. A signifying mark of an alpha male would also be the bright orange spots on the tail; important for attaining the approval of females.
The females would be less intricately patterned than the males, and the dominant female would also be characterized by a black stripe down the back.
As presented on the 2nd season of prehistoric planet on apple TV, the nanuqsaurus is imagined here as a pack hunter of pachyrhinosaurus and perhaps juvenile edmontosaurus.
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