Ajkaceratops
Ősi et al.
This small ceratopsian lived on an archipelago, not a continent. Its fossils are a few skull fragments found near Ajka in Hungary.
Photo: Nobu Tamura (CC BY-SA 3.0)
A parrot-like beak, a bony frill and often horns: that is a horned dinosaur. The earliest were small two-legged animals living in Asia in the Early Cretaceous. The latest were heavy four-legged beasts roaming North America in large herds. The frill varied widely from one form to the next.
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Auroraceratops
You et al.
This small horned dinosaur walked on two legs. A 2019 study gives it a length of 1.25 metres and a mass of 15.5 kilograms at a hip height of 44 centimetres. Its 20 centimetre skull was flat and wide.
Photo: SSR2000 (CC BY-SA 3.0)
Bagaceratops
Maryanska & Osmolska
One of the smallest ceratopsians: 1 to 1.5 m long and 22.7 to 45 kg. It had no teeth at the front. Although it appeared late in the reign of the dinosaurs it kept a fairly primitive anatomy.
Photo: PaleoNeolitic (CC BY 4.0)
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