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Chasmosaurinae is a
subfamily of
ceratopsid dinosaurs. They were one of the most
successful groups of
herbivores of
their time.
Chasmosaurines appeared...
- ceratopsids, but
modern cladistic studies show it to be a
member of
Chasmosaurinae,
which usually have long frills. Two species, T.
horridus and T. prorsus...
- back and up into a frill. The
group is
divided into two subfamilies—
Chasmosaurinae and Centrosaurinae. The
chasmosaurines are
generally characterized by...
- was in 1915 by
Lambe within the
Ceratopsia ****igned to the
Chasmosaurinae. The
Chasmosaurinae usually have long frills, like
Chasmosaurus itself, whereas...
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centre of the neck shield.
Eotriceratops was in 2007
placed in the
Chasmosaurinae. In a
cladistic analysis, it was
recovered as a
close relative of Triceratops...
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Modern research indicates that
Arrhinoceratops is a
member of the
Chasmosaurinae.
Cladistic analyses recover it
close to Anchiceratops. The following...
- "Torosaurus Marsh, 1891, is
Triceratops Marsh, 1889 (Ceratopsidae:
Chasmosaurinae):
synonymy through ontogeny".
Journal of
Vertebrate Paleontology. 30...
- It was
informally named in 2016.
Navajoceratops was a
member of the
Chasmosaurinae.
Alongside fellow chasmosaurine Terminocavus, also from the Kirtland...
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ceratopsians and is
further divided into the
subfamilies Centrosaurinae and
Chasmosaurinae.[citation needed] All
previously published neoceratopsian phylogenetic...
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Torosaurus has, with its long frill,
traditionally been
classified in
Chasmosaurinae. It was seen as a late
member of a line
descending from Anchiceratops...
