Dinosaurs like the Triceratops may have ... who was not involved in the study. Fossil records for all known ceratopsian species were analysed by location and time period. "Some of these ornaments ...

Researchers found that the sense of smell in early-diverging ceratopsians was more sensitive than in Protoceratops (a Late Cretaceous dinosaur in Asia) and late-diverging ceratopsids “Early ...

KOBE—Fossils found in Hyogo Prefecture are of a new genus and species of primitive ceratopsian, a plant-eating beaked dinosaur from about 110 million years ago, researchers said. The research ...

Triceratops’ enormous head might have been all it took to send other dinosaurs running—some recovered skulls measure up to 10 feet long. Its head was ornamented with three horns, a short one ...

Prof Sertich said Lokiceratops is the fourth centrosaurine, and fifth horned dinosaur overall. He explained that while ceratopsian ancestors were widespread across the northern hemisphere ...

a lesson drawn from these dinosaurs. Larger horns and frills came at a sensory cost for ceratopsians, suggesting that physical adaptations can sometimes trade off with cognitive or sensory ...

T hey’re known for their horns, but dinosaurs known as ceratopsians (of which the classic triceratops is one example) evolved to have a reduced sense of smell and a smaller hearing range ...

Portrait reconstructions of all four centrosaurine dinosaurs that lived together in the Kennedy ... referencing the trickster god of Norse mythology sometimes depicted with horns. “This new dinosaur ...