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- located lateral to the astragalus and distal to the fibula. caputegulum Caputegulae (Latin "skull tiles") are flat bones covering the skull bones of ankylosaurs...
- The caputegulae on the prefrontals, the frontoparietals and the middle supraorbitals are pyramid-shaped, in contrast to the conical caputegulae with...
- cranial ornamentation on the surfaces of ankylosaurs skulls is called "caputegulae", and were the result of remodeling of the skull itself. This obliterated...
- internarial caputegula, elongated caputegulae, the numerous caputegulae surrounding the nasal area, conical/polygonal-shaped caputegulae, among others. The skull...
- eight caputegulae that are ordered in a symmetrical pattern, but are separated by a row of pyramid-like caputegulae. Large, hexagonal caputegulae form...
- caputegulae projecting laterally above the orbits and similar caputegulae being present near the prefrontal. Partially fused to unfused caputegulae are...
- ankylosaurines characterized by arched snouts and flat cranial bone plates (caputegulae). There is no evidence for ankylosaurids in Gondwana. Within Ankylosauridae...
- The armor of the skull consists of a large number of ossicles, called caputegulae ("head tiles"), that have fused with the normal skull elements, largely...
- the genus. The upper snout armour does not consist of distinct tiles, caputegulae, but of a fused m****. Adult individuals have a skull that is longer than...
- possible distinguishing trait is the mixture of concave, flat and convex caputegulae on the skull top. From the Kirtland Formation a second ankylosaur is...