- even be a
juvenile Ceratops;
there is not
enough material to
prove it. In 1889
Marsh named a
second species of
Ceratops:
Ceratops horridus. This would...
-
horned dinosaurs by the next year,
which saw his
publication of the
genus Ceratops from
fragmentary remains, but he
still believed B. alticornis to be a Pliocene...
-
ceratopsian genus names to end in "-
ceratops",
although this is not
always the case. One of the
first named genera was
Ceratops itself,
which lent its name to...
-
dating to as old as 66
million years ago. The
first remains (P. unio and P.
ceratops) were
reported in 1965, from what is now
eastern Montana's
Tullock Formation...
- apertus,
Ceratops mont****,
Chasmosaurus belli, and
Triceratops horridus". This
definition ensures that the type
species of Ceratopsidae,
Ceratops mont****...
-
Hadrosaurus (/ˌhædrəˈsɔːrəs/; lit. 'bulky lizard') is a
genus of
hadrosaurid ornithopod dinosaurs that
lived in
North America during the Late Cretaceous...
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Agathaumas Brachyceratops Ceratops Dysg****
Monoclonius Polyonax Chasmosaurinae Centrosaurinae...
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Agathaumas Brachyceratops Ceratops Dysg****
Monoclonius Polyonax Chasmosaurinae Centrosaurinae...
- Lokiceratops,
combines a
reference to Loki, the
Norse god, with the Gr**** word "
ceratops"—derived from kéras (κέρας),
meaning "horn" and ṓps (ὤψ),
meaning "face"—a...
-
means "devil-horned face,"
coming from Diablo,
Spanish for "devil," and
ceratops,
Latinized Gr**** for "horned face." The
specific name
honors Jeffrey Eaton...
