-
distinguishing characteristics that are not also
found in
other ceratopsians.
Early members of the
ceratopsian group, such as Psittacosaurus, were
small bipedal animals...
-
illustrating the
origins of
ceratopsians in general,
suggesting an
Asian origin in the Jur****ic and the
appearance of
truly horned ceratopsians by the beginning...
- the
Ceratopsia (Gr**** for "horned faces"). Chaoyangsaurus, like all
ceratopsians, was
primarily a herbivore. In 1976, the
remains of
Chaoyangsaurus were...
- This
timeline of
ceratopsian research is a
chronological listing of
events in the
history of
paleontology focused on the
ceratopsians, a
group of herbivorous...
- both the
pachycephalosaurs and the
ceratopsians,
although these features have been lost in all
known ceratopsians more
derived than Yinlong. The addition...
-
roughly 66
million years ago. All
ceratopsians became extinct at the end of this era. Microceratus, like all
ceratopsians, was a herbivore.
During the Cretaceous...
-
Protoceratopsidae is a
family of
basal (primitive)
ceratopsians from the Late
Cretaceous period.
Although ceratopsians have been
found all over the world, protoceratopsids...
- that
characterized later ceratopsians. However,
these features help
understand a
major split in the
evolution of
ceratopsians. Long
before the familiar...
-
study of
Norman placed ceratopsians between Hypsilophodon and more
derived ornithopods, the
study of
Sereno placed ceratopsians with
ankylosaurs and stegosaurs...
-
ceratopsians with
small frills and
stubby horns) †Ceratopsoidea (large-horned
ceratopsians) †Ceratopsidae (large,
elaborately ornamented ceratopsians)...
