- that
leptoceratopsids entered Appalachia through either Western Europe or Laramidia; however, it is also
possible that the
European leptoceratopsids also...
-
unresolved polytomy of most
leptoceratopsids and some
other similar dinosaurs at the base of the Coronosauria, with the
leptoceratopsids Gryphoceratops and Unescoceratops...
- as a
leptoceratopsid and the
sister taxa to Gryphoceratops,
which was
described in the same paper.
These two are the most
derived leptoceratopsids known...
-
includes the
family Leptoceratopsidae and all more
derived ceratopsians.
Leptoceratopsids are a
mostly North American group of
mostly small bodied and quadrupedal...
-
other leptoceratopsids, the
teeth would have met with an
action that
combined shearing and crushing. The
feeding adaptations seen in
leptoceratopsids suggest...
-
known from the
formation other than Triceratops.
These include the
leptoceratopsid Leptoceratops and the
chasmosaurine ceratopsids Torosaurus, Nedoceratops...
-
which was
deposited during the late Cretaceous. It
lived alongside leptoceratopsids, saurolophines, and tyrannosaurines. The most
common animal in the...
- from the
Dinosaur Park specimen.
Additional descriptions of
other new
leptoceratopsids following 1998 led Ryan,
Currie and
colleagues to
redescribe TMP 95...
-
represents the
oldest known leptoceratopsid. However, a
cladistic analysis found it to be one of the most
advanced leptoceratopsids. Additionally, the holotype...
- Evans;
Philip J. Currie;
Caleb M. Brown; Don
Brinkman (2015). "A New
Leptoceratopsid (Ornithischia, Ceratopsia) with a
Unique Ischium from the
Upper Cretaceous...
