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Cretaceous of Canada. It has only one
named species,
Euoplocephalus tutus. The
first fossil of
Euoplocephalus was
found in 1897 in Alberta. In 1902, it was named...
- Ankylosauridae, and its
closest relatives appear to be
Anodontosaurus and
Euoplocephalus.
Ankylosaurus is
thought to have been a slow-moving animal, able to...
- acutosquameus, and
Scolosaurus cutleri with
Euoplocephalus tutus. The
synonymisation of
Anodontosaurus lambei and
Euoplocephalus tutus was
generally accepted and...
- over 15
tonnes (17 tons).
Initially identified as a new
species of
Euoplocephalus, the
scientific importance of the
specimen was
immediately recognised...
-
fibula served as an area of
muscular attachment.
Hindlimb muscles of
Euoplocephalus have been
restored and the
placement of
several muscles inserting on...
-
genera are
included in the clade, such as Ankylosaurus, Pinacosaurus,
Euoplocephalus, and Saichania.
Ankylosaurines are
defined as
being closer relatives...
- with
Euoplocephalus tutus but did not
provide any
justification for
these synonymies. The
synonymization of
Scolosaurus cutleri and
Euoplocephalus tutus...
- (December 2011). "The
internal cranial morphology of an
armoured dinosaur Euoplocephalus corroborated by X-ray
computed tomographic reconstruction" (PDF). Journal...
- Anodontosaurus, into
Euoplocephalus as one of the four
mandibles ****igned to
Dyoplosaurus was
identical to
those of
other Euoplocephalus specimens, but did...
- in 1902,
based on a
single tooth,
specimen NMC 1349 now
referred to
Euoplocephalus;
Palaeoscincus costatus, "the
ribbed one", the type
species named by...
