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- twelve epiparietals, while the younger MOR 981 possesses ten, seeming to indicate an evolutionary sequence in which the number of epiparietals gradually...
- this case called epiparietals. Each parietal had five of them, conventionally numbered "p1" to "p5". The fifth and fourth epiparietals, the ones in front...
- 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...
- triangular osteoderms: up to twelve episquamosals at the squamosal and three epiparietals at the parietal bone. These are largest at the rear corners of the frill...
- a phylogenetic analysis by Mallon et al., following the traditional epiparietal homology scheme from their description of ****lypeus shipporum. Bravoceratops...
- 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...
- at the top of the frill; these would have been capped by epiparietals. Midline epiparietals are otherwise only known in chasmosaurines, and another contrast...
- perotorum mounted at the Perot Museum; note the small forwards pointing epiparietals at the top of the frill, which were inaccurately reconstructed following...
- the frill of the adult Kosmoceratops as epiparietals, before realizing that only six of them were epiparietals after examining the subadult specimen, where...
- presence of a single, midline epiparietal ossification that is offset from the plane of the frill and other epiparietals towards the rostrum with parietals...