- characters—including the
presence of more than six
epiparietals on each side of the frill, the large, flat,
bladelike epiparietals, the
round premaxillary external narial...
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substance of P1 and,
through fusion, form a
composite epiparietal, that is
equivalent to the
second epiparietal (P2)
normally formed in a more
lateral position...
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presence of a single,
midline epiparietal ossification that is
offset from the
plane of the
frill and
other epiparietals towards the
rostrum with parietals...
- a
phylogenetic analysis by
Mallon et al.,
following the
traditional epiparietal homology scheme from
their description of ****lypeus shipporum. Bravoceratops...
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there are
typically five
epiparietals,
including a
midline osteoderm. With Torosaurus,
there are ten or twelve, a
midline epiparietal being absent. Also the...
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Chinese Sinoceratops has
similar epiparietals, but in
addition a
central midline epiparietal and
bumps below the
epiparietals,
which are
lacking in Wendiceratops...
- in Alberta, Canada. The
species has been
described as
having a
first epiparietal pointing upwards instead of forwards. In 2016,
Mallon et al.
found P...
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spikes 2–4. The
first epiparietal is
small and
variably procurving and thus was
misinterpreted before. At
least one more
epiparietal pair was also identified...
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Skulls of the
three species compared: P.
perotorum (with
inaccurate epiparietal placement), P. canadensis, and P. lakustai...
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project to
above and sideways, all six
epiparietals (frill horns) that are
fused at
their base,
first two
epiparietals pairs that curl down the
frill surface...
