- groove,
running horizontally. The
epijugal forms an
unusually pronounced sharp jugal horn. At its rear
upper side the
epijugal bears a
pronounced process, pointing...
-
pointed downward at the rear
sides of the
skull and were
capped by
separate epijugals. With Triceratops,
these were not
particularly large and
sometimes touched...
-
squamosals (Triceratops); an
unsealed parietal fenestrae (Triceratops); an
epijugal resembling a
hornlike structure (Triceratops); a
narrow median bar of the...
-
keras (κέρας, horn), and -ops (ὤψ, face), in
reference to its two long
epijugal bones,
spikes which protrude out
sidewards from
under its eyes, in addition...
-
frill and
quadrates grow wider. The
epijugal begins forming. As an adult, the
frill becomes even larger, the
epijugal is
fully formed, and a
small nasal...
- in
Sierraceratops while small or not
present in
other chasmosaurs. The
epijugal, a
small horn on the jugals, is
longer than tall and
sharp on its tip,...
-
extension that
pointed to
below at the
lateral sides of the skull. The
epijugal (tip
region of the jugal) was
separated from the
jugal by a
prominent suture;...
-
Formation (Late Cretaceous, Campanian) United
States ( New Mexico) Its
epijugal bones, the
hornlets under its eyes, were
relatively large Planicoxa 2001...
-
snout bones. The
youngest specimen was YPM 1831, with an
unfused snout,
epijugal, and
occipital condyle. Furthermore, it had lost all of its
frill osteoderms...
- of the neck
frill (episquamosals and epiparietals) and on the ch****s (
epijugals).
Their external texture was very
vascularized and rugose, and they were...
