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Dinosaur Jungle > Dinosaur Names > Diabloceratops
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Diabloceratops

Scientific Classification

Kingdom

Animalia

Phylum

Chordata

Class

Sauropsida

Superorder

Dinosauria

Order

Ornithischia

Suborder

Cerapoda

(unranked)

Marginocephalia

Infraorder

Ceratopsia

Family

Ceratopsidae

Subfamily

Ceratopsinae

Genus

Diabloceratops

Diabloceratops was a herbivore (plant-eater) that lived in North America (its fossils were discovered in Utah) during the late Cretaceous period, about 85 million years ago.

In many ways, Diabloceratops was a typical Ceratopsian dinosaur with a neck-frill, spikes and horns - it had two large spikes on its neck-frill, and a smaller horn above each eye. However, unlike some other Ceratopsians, Diabloceratops had no horn on its snout.

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Diabloceratops was a herbivore (plant-eater) that lived about 85 million years ago

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Here is a summary of some of the key facts about Diabloceratops:

Diabloceratops was a genus of dinosaur.
"Diabloceratops" means "devil-horned face".
Diabloceratops was a member of the Ornithischia ("bird-hipped") order of dinosaurs. What this means, is that although Diabloceratops was not closely related to birds, it did have similarly shaped pelvic bones.
Diabloceratops was a Ceratopsian - a member of a group of related herbivorous (plant-eating) dinosaurs with beaks, many of which had neck frills and horns as well.
Diabloceratops lived about 85 million years ago, during the late Cretaceous period.
Diabloceratops lived in North America. Its fossils were first found in Utah.
Diabloceratops was a herbivore (plant-eater).

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New Perspectives on Horned Dinosaurs: The Royal Tyrrell Museum Ceratopsian Symposium (Life of the Past)

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Product Description: Easily distinguished by the horns and frills on their skulls, ceratopsians were one of the most successful of all dinosaurs. This volume presents a broad range of cutting-edge research on the functional biology, behavior, systematics, paleoecology, and paleogeography of the horned dinosaurs, and includes descriptions of newly identified species.

Ceratopsy: Ceratopsy (rodzina), Leptoceratopsy, Protoceratopsy, Psitakozaur, Styrakozaur, Torozaur, Montanoceratops, Titanoceratops, Monoklonius, ... Diabloceratops, Nedoceratops (Polish Edition)

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Źródło: Wikipedia. Strony: 44. Rozdziały: Ceratopsy (rodzina), Leptoceratopsy, Protoceratopsy, Psitakozaur, Styrakozaur, Torozaur, Montanoceratops, Titanoceratops, Monoklonius, Triceratops, Utahceratops, Vagaceratops, Eotriceratops, Pentaceratops, Diabloceratops, Nedoceratops, Coahuilaceratops, Jinlong, Mojoceratops, Zuniceratops, Rubeosaurus, Tatankaceratops, Medusaceratops, Koreaceratops, Arrhinoceratops, Turanoceratops, Sinoceratops, Bagaceratopidae, Centrozaur, Pachyrinozaur, Ajkaceratops, Zhuchengceratops, Ceratopsinae, Chasmozaur, Kosmoceratops, Cerasinops, Udanoceratops, Albertaceratops, Mikroceratus, Anchiceratops, Einiozaur, Agujaceratops, Achelozaur, Jamaceratops, Brachyceratops, Archeoceratops, Awaceratops, Magnirostris, Kulceratops, Helioceratops, Liaoceratops, Bagaceratops, Gobiceratops, Czaojangzaur, Siuanhuaceratops, Azjaceratops, Lamaceratops, Graciliceratops, Centrozaury, Prenoceratops, Agataumas, Platyceratops, Brewiceratops, Psitakozaury, Archeoceratopsy, Hongszanozaur, Auroraceratops, Czaojangzaury, Bainoceratops, Neoceratopsy. Fragment: Psitakozaur (Psittacosaurus) - rodzaj prymitywnego ceratopsa z rodziny psitakozaurów (Psittacosauridae). Jego nazwa oznacza „papuzi jaszczur" - odnosi się do kształtu jego dzioba, przypominającego dziób papugi. Psittacosaurus występował na terenach współczesnej Azji ok. 130-100 mln lat temu. Obecnie znamy ponad dziesięć gatunków należących do tego rodzaju. Zwierzęta te charakteryzowały się mocnym dziobem. Były roślinożercami wielkości gazeli. Psittacosaurus był jednym z najprymitywniejszych ceratopsów. Psitakozaur żył w Chinach, Mongolii, Rosji i być może Tajlandii. Obecnie znaleziono 400 skamielin psitakozaura, w tym wiele kompletnych szkieletów. Dzięki temu psitakozaur jest obecnie jednym z najlepiej poznanych marginocefali. Znaleziono ponadto szkielety osobników w różnym wieku - od świeżo wyklutego pisklęcia po osobnika w pełni dorosłego, co umożliwiło dokładne zbadanie przebiegu życia psitakozaura i jego ...

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