- species,
Diabloceratops eatoni, was
named and
described in 2010 by
James Ian
Kirkland and
Donald DeBlieux. The only
specimen of
Diabloceratops eatoni was...
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America (Alberta, Montana, and Alaska). In the
United States, two taxa,
Diabloceratops and Machairoceratops, have been
found as far
south as Utah. Yehuecauhceratops...
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Diabloceratops Machairoceratops Menefeeceratops Sinoceratops Wendiceratops Xenoceratops Albertaceratopsini Albertaceratops Lokiceratops Medusaceratops...
- top to bottom,
especially around the
nostril area,
similar to that of
Diabloceratops. The
external nostril forms 75% of the
skull length in
front of the...
- and
Styracosaurus that are not seen in
primitive centrosaurines like
Diabloceratops,
including a well-developed nose horn and
reduced brow horns. The implication...
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former monument mentioned in the
presidential proclamation,
along with
Diabloceratops.
American paleontologist Scott D.
Sampson (a co-describer of Lythronax)...
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Diabloceratops eatoni Ceratopsidae...
- of
large brow horns,
perhaps similar to
those of
Albertaceratops and
Diabloceratops. Similarly, the form of the
nasal bone
fragment suggests a long, low...
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Diabloceratops Machairoceratops...
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holotype of
Machairoceratops is very
close in size or the same size as
Diabloceratops. Lund et al. (2016)
tested the
position of
Machairoceratops within Centrosaurinae...
