Kosmoceratops: Research Database Chasmosaurinae (Ceratopsia) · Late Cretaceous (~77–76 MYA) · North America — USA, Utah (Kaiparowits Formation) Research Note: Kosmoceratops is one of the most ornate ceratopsian dinosaurs ever discovered — its frill bears 15 horn-like structures, making it one of the most highly decorated of all ceratopsians. From the Kaiparowits Formation of … Read more
Navajoceratops: Research Database Ceratopsia (Dinosauria) · Late Cretaceous (~70 MYA) · North America — USA (New Mexico) Research Note: Navajoceratops was a ceratopsian from the Late Cretaceous of New Mexico, USA — a chasmosaurine and an important taxon for understanding ceratopsian evolution in the Latest Cretaceous of southwestern North America. Research Finding Status … Read more
In Depth With most of the skeleton known and represented by several individuals, Utahceratops is one of the better known ceratopsian dinosaurs, which often are named only from partial skulls. At about five meters long Utahceratops was roughly mid-sized for a quadrupedal ceratopsian, dinosaur, but the skull seems to be oversized with a length of … Read more