- ridges; thirdly, not yet
fully grown individuals, or subadults, have true
horncores (the bony part of the horns)
above the eye
sockets with the
inward facing...
-
supraorbital horncore to the base of the squamosal;
parietal fenestrae that are
small in size to
orbit as in Kosmoceratops; and
nasal horncores that are larger...
- Look up horn in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A horn is a
permanent pointed projection on the head of
various animals that
consists of a
covering of...
- remains).
Bonebed 42 is
known to
contain numerous pieces of
skulls such as
horncores, jaws and
frill pieces.
Several other species which were ****igned to Styracosaurus...
-
supraorbital horncores (horns
above the eyes) that were
oriented either forward or hindward,
Kosmoceratops and
Utahceratops had
horncores that were oriented...
-
procurved than any
nasal horn
found in
Centrosaurus beds.
Styracosaurus horncores are much
longer than
those of Einiosaurus, up to half a
metre in length...
- spikes.
Trexler and
Sweeney (1995)
reinterpreted the
spikes as eye-socket
horncores and
noted their similarity to
those of the
nomen dubium Ceratops mont****...
- ****lypeus is also
unique in
having the
trait combination of eye-socket
horncores that
project to
above and sideways, all six
epiparietals (frill horns)...
- T62286255A119207935.en.
Retrieved 13
January 2018. In Poland. A
possible but
unconfirmed horncore dated to 1650-1750 was
found in Bulgaria. Boev, Z. (2022) "The last Bos...
- range: Late Cretaceous, 77.5 Ma PreꞒ Ꞓ O S D C P T J K Pg N ↓
Holotype left
horncore Scientific classification Domain:
Eukaryota Kingdom:
Animalia Phylum: Chordata...
