Chasmosaurus ( KAZ-mo-SAWR-əs) is a genus of ceratopsid dinosaur from the Upper Cretaceous Period of North America. A certain niche partitioning is suggested by the fact that Chasmosaurus had a longer snout and jaws and might have been more selective about the plants it ate. Sternberg concluded that of the two skeletons he had mounted in the Canadian Museum of Nature, the smaller one, NMC 2245, was the male and the larger, NMC 2280, the female. russelli. New species of Ceratopsia. (2016). Lambe, L.M., 1902, "New genera and species from the Belly River Series (mid-Cretaceous)". When threatened, Chasmosaurus will charge and attempt to gore its attacker. wiki/Triceratops. A newer study compared incidence rates of skull lesions and periosteal reaction in Triceratops and Centrosaurus and showed that these were consistent with Triceratops using its horns in combat and the frill being adapted as a protective structure, while lower pathology rates in Centrosaurus may indicate visual rather than physical use of cranial ornamentation, or a form of combat focused on the body … [Galileo] Chasmosaurus vs. Gorgoaurus & [Dinosaurstudio LoRusso] Triceratops 17.09.2013, 23:51 (Dieser Beitrag wurde zuletzt bearbeitet: 19.09.2013 21:03 von Buzzie .) Chasmosaurus has a condensed body type, a large rectangular frill, and three horns; one on its snout and two above its eyes. [9], The species Chasmosaurus kaiseni, known from specimen AMNH 5401, a nearly complete (but partially restored) skull on display at the American Museum of Natural History, was considered to share features in common with Mojoceratops perifania and therefore was considered a possible synonym. The frill of Chasmosaurushas been described as "heart-shaped", since its bone structure is made up of two large 'loops' from a core bone. [26] However, today the two are referred to different species. Doch ist die vom Squamosum gebildete knöcherne Nackenkrause von großen, paarigen Öffnungen durchbrochen, worauf der Name "Chasmosaurus" zurückgeht. The proportions are not so different than the adult, other than the shield, adding doubt to the earlier Triceratops reconstruction. Chasmosaurus was also a mecha in the Super Sentai series Bakuryuu Sentai Abaranger and a zord in its American counterpart Power Rangers: Dino Thunder. Chasmosaurus have clawed feet resembling hooves tipping their sturdy legs. It was alive a little bit before the famous dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus and Triceratops. With the lower DPF species the rear edge is shaped as a shallow U, and the sides are more convex. Die Erstbeschreibung erfolgte durch Lawrence Lambe 1914, Typusart war C. belli. Unlocked on Isla Pena, Chasmosaurus has average requirements and is otherwise relatively easy to take care of. Triceratops horridus (Marsh 1889) Late Cretaceous ~70 mya was the last of the ceratopsians. (2016) as differing from other C. belli referred specimens in having more epiparietals, although the authors interpreted them as individual variation, but this was reconsidered when Campbell et al. The frill of Chasmosaurus is very elongated and broader at the rear than at the front. The larger scales were wrinkled due to straight grooves orientated perpendicular to their edges. This indicates that Chasmosaurus was not fast moving, and that juveniles did not need to be fast moving either to keep pace with adults. Chasmosaurus is a genus of ceratopsid dinosaur from the Upper Cretaceous Period of North America. belli. Chasmosaurus ist eine Gattung von Vogelbeckensauriern aus der Gruppe der Ceratopsidae innerhalb der Ceratopsia. However, it is difficult to prove any sexual dimorphism. juvenile (below) has an original reconstruction and a new one based on text measurements rather than scale bars. [4][12] In 1987, Gregory S. Paul renamed Pentaceratops sternbergii into Chasmosaurus sternbergi,[13] but this has found no acceptance. Small, non-overlapping convex scales of about one centimetre in diameter surrounded the whole. In 1933, Lull suggested that C. kaiseni, which bore long brow horns, was in fact the male of C. belli of which the females would have short ones. [22] It is possible that the frill was simply used to appear imposing or conceivably for thermoregulation. It had two large openings in its frill, they were used to intimadate. The frill may have been brightly colored too, to draw attention to its size or as part of mating display. [9] A 2016 overview of Chasmosaurus found C. kaiseni and Eoceratops to be referable to Chasmosaurus sp. A juvenile Chasmosaurus belli found in Alberta, Canada by Phil Currie et al., reveals that Chasmosaurus may have cared for its young, like its relative, Triceratops, is hypothesized to have done. Chasmosaurus shared its habitat, the east coast of Laramidia, with successive species of Centrosaurus. [24] Unfortunately, nothing can as yet be learned about the coloration of Chasmosaurus from the known fossil skin impression samples. Lambe, L.M., 1914, "On the forelimb of a carnivorous dinosaur from the Belly River Formation of Alberta, and a new genus of Ceratopsia from the same horizon, with remarks on the integument of some Cretaceous herbivorous dinosaurs". A Wikimédia Commons tartalmaz Chasmosaurus témájú kategóriát. In 2000, George Olshevsky renamed Monoclonius recurvicornis Cope 1889 into Chasmosaurus recurvicornis as its fossil material is likely chasmosaurine;[14] this is a nomen dubium. The Chasmosaurus specimen NMC 2245 recovered by C.M. Each of these sides touched somewhat smaller scales, forming a rosette. Fundort: Nordamerika. These include AMNH 5422, ROM 843 (earlier ROM 5499) and NHMUK R4948, all (partial) skeletons with skull. Am J Sci, series 4 6: 92. wiki/Chasmosaurus Beitrag #1 Sternberg, C.M., 1940, "Ceratopsidae from Alberta". Chasmosaurus kaiseni was then by Longrich regarded as a nomen dubium, rather than as the senior synonym of M. perifania. With the lower DPF species the outer one was the largest, with C. belli the inner one. They were hexagonal or pentagonal, thus with five or six sides. All specimens of Chasmosaurus were collected from the Dinosaur Park Formation of the Dinosaur Provincial Park of Alberta, Canada. Lambe LM 1914. On Gryposaurus notabilis, a new genus and species of trachodont dinosaur from the Belly River Formation of Alberta, with a description of the skull of Chasmosaurus belli. [2] Although recognizing that his find represented a new species, Lambe thought this could be placed in a previously-known short-frilled ceratopsian genus: Monoclonius. 06-abr-2014 - Triceratops vs Tyrannosaurus. [76-74] It was thought to have been about 5-6 metres long and was characterised by a large frill and three facial horns, one on its nose and above each of its eyes, similar to other ceratopsians. The genus name "Diceratops" was preoccupied by a type of hymenopteran insect. (Currie et al. [7] This form is perhaps related to Chasmosaurus canadensis ('from Canada') named by Thomas M. Lehman in 1990. (2019) referred Vagaceratops back to Chasmosaurus. Some finds have a few small bones, which may have grown from the edge of the frill. Torosaurus ("perforated lizard", in reference to the large openings in its frill) is a genus of herbivorous ceratopsid dinosaur that lived during the late Maastrichtian stage of the Cretaceous period, between 68 and 66 million years ago, though it is possible that the species range might extend to as far as 69 million years ago. It has three horns on its head, two large ones behind its eyes and a smaller one above its parrot-like beak, and a big frill behind and protecting its head. Chasmosaurus belli (Lambe 1902, 1914; Late Cretaceous, up to 4.2m) is distinct from Triceratops in having short orbital horns and a heart-shaped shield lightened by large fontanelles (distinct from the … Gewicht: 3,5 Tonnen. Diceratops is now officially named "Nedoceratops" (sometimes unofficially "Diceratus"), but it may instead be a species of Triceratops (or the only known skull may belong to a Triceratops individual with a bone growth defect that made it lose its nose horn). [16], The most recently described species is Chasmosaurus irvinensis named in 2001,[17] which stems from the uppermost beds of the Dinosaur Park Formation. Watch Queue Queue See more ideas about tyrannosaurus rex, tyrannosaurus, prehistoric animals. This species was given its own genus, Vagaceratops, in 2010. [22] The sides were adorned by six to nine smaller skin ossifications (called episquamosals) or osteoderms, which attached to the squamosal bone. [11] This has been seen as a junior synonym of C. Referred specimens of C. russelli come from the lower beds of the formation while C. belli comes from middle and upper beds. [2] He erected the new species Monoclonius belli to describe his findings. The Chasmosaurus is an rhinoceros-like quadrupedal herbivore that inhabits FMM UV-32. What the Chasmosaurus was known for was the big frill and its beautiful colors. [4] Based on these finds, Lambe (1914) erected Protorosaurus ("before Torosaurus),[5] but that name was preoccupied by the Permian reptile Protorosaurus, so he subsequently created the replacement name Chasmosaurus in February 1914. The specific name honours Loris Shano Russell. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. There is no museum number. A certain niche partitioning is suggested by the fact that Chasmosaurus had a longer snout and jaws and might have been more selective about the plants it ate. Currie PJ, Holmes RB, Ryan MJ and Coy C. 2016. Its name means 'opening lizard', referring to the large openings (fenestrae) in its frill (Greek chasma meaning 'opening' or 'hollow' or 'gulf' and sauros meaning 'lizard'). [20] Specimens referred to C. russelli are all from the lower Dinosaur Park Formation, stratigraphically and morphologically separate from C. It was first discovered in 1898 by Lawrence Morris Lambe around Alberta, Canada. DOI: 10.1080/02724634.2015.1048348. However, the parietal (back margin of the frill) is not preserved, and was restored with plaster based on specimens of Chasmosaurus, which caused confusion among scientists in previous decades, because the parietal bone is critical for determining differences between species in ceratopsids like Chasmosaurus and Mojoceratops. [8], Charles Mortram Sternberg added Chasmosaurus russelli in 1940, based on specimen NMC 8800 from southwestern Alberta (lower Dinosaur Park Formation). With C. belli the rear of the frill is V-shaped and its sides are straight. The corner of the frill featured two larger osteoderms on the parietal bone. Eoceratops and the long-horned Chasmosaurus kaiseni were thought to probably be exemplars of Mojoceratops by Nicholas Longrich,[9] although different teams of researchers have found Mojoceratops to be a synonym of Chasmosaurus russelli. Chasmosaurus was a medium-sized ceratopsian dinosaur that lived in North America in the late Cretaceous period. The shield is small and the fontanelles are smaller. Triceratops sp. It was a quadruped with a protruding jaw and three horns on its long face. [10], Following the original assignment of the holotype and other skulls to Mojoceratops, several teams of researchers published work questioning the validity of this new genus. in 2010. your own Pins on Pinterest The species is based on fossils thought by other researchers to belong to Chasmosaurus. Campbell and colleagues, in their 2016 analysis of Chasmosaurus specimens, agreed with the conclusions of Maidment & Barrett, adding that some supposedly unique features, such as grooves on the parietal bone, were actually also present in the holotype of C. russelli and, to various degrees, in other Chasmosaurus specimens. The skin appears to have had large scales in evenly spaced horizontal rows among smaller scales. There are five other cervicals preserved in this specimen, for a total of eight, which likely represents a complete neck. [10] Richard Swann Lull in 1933 named an unusual, short-muzzled skull, specimen ROM 839 (earlier ROM 5436) collected in 1926, as Chasmosaurus brevirostris, "with a short snout". Lehman, 1990, "The ceratopsian subfamily Chasmosaurinae: sexual dimorphism and systematics", In: K. Carpenter and P. J. Currie (eds.). Like many ceratopsians, Chasmosaurus had three main facial horns - one on the nose and two on the brow. Not only are Triceratops and Tyrannosaurus Rex the two most popular dinosaurs that ever lived, they were also contemporaries, prowling the plains, creeks, and woodlands of late Cretaceous North America, about 65 million years ago. [2] The specific name honoured collector Walter Bell. Chasmosaurus was a medium-size ceratopsid. The remainder of the rear edge lacked osteoderms. It may have just used to seem mas… [20] Apart from the holotype and paratype several additional specimens of C. belli are known. belli."[20]. The function of the frill and horns is problematic. Paul, G.S., 1987, "The science and art of reconstructing the life appearance of dinosaurs and their relatives: a rigorous how-to guide", pp 4–49 in: Sternberg, C.M., 1927, "Horned dinosaur group in the National Museum of Canada", A Re-Evaluation of the chasmosaurine ceratopsid genus, "New Horned Dinosaurs from Utah Provide Evidence for Intracontinental Dinosaur Endemism", "Temporal range extension and evolution of the chasmosaurine ceratopsid 'Vagaceratops' irvinensis (Dinosauria: Ornithischia) in the Upper Cretaceous (Campanian) Dinosaur Park Formation of Alberta", "Transitional evolutionary forms in chasmosaurine ceratopsid dinosaurs: evidence from the Campanian of New Mexico", "Revised geochronology, correlation, and dinosaur stratigraphic ranges of the Santonian-Maastrichtian (Late Cretaceous) formations of the Western Interior of North America", "Rare baby dinosaur skeleton unearthed in Canada", "Charting the growth of one of the world's oldest babies: Late Cretaceous Chasmosaurus fills in missing pieces of dinosaur evolution", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Chasmosaurus&oldid=997862128, Late Cretaceous dinosaurs of North America, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 2 January 2021, at 16:23. Two forms of Chasmosaurus have had different lengths of the horns found on their faces and it has been suggested that they one was male and the other female. The frill may also have been brightly colored, to draw attention to its size or as part of a mating display. The generic name is derived from mojo and the specific name means "conspicuous pride" in Greek, both referring to the skull frill. Chasmosaurus was a dinosaur which lived approximately 67 to 70 million years ago during the late Cretaceous Period. juvenile (below) has an original reconstruction and a new one based on text measurements rather than scale bars. The skull YPM 2016 and the skull and skeleton AMNH 5402 were noted by Campbell et al. Like all ceratopsians, it was purely herbivorous. All specimens assigned to Mojoceratops were collected from the Dinosaur Park Formation (late Campanian, 76.5–75 ma) of the Belly River Group of Alberta and Saskatchewan, western Canada. Chasmosaurus sp. Chasmosaurus was the oldest of the long-frilled, horned ceratopsian dinosaurs, whose family includes Triceratops. The name Chasmosaurus is derived from Greek χάσμα, khasma, "opening" or "divide" and refers to the very large parietal fenestrae in the skull frill. [20][10] This situation is further complicated since C. russelli may not even belong to the genus Chasmosaurus, sharing features with the contemporaneous derived chasmosaurine Utahceratops. [20], The species Mojoceratops perifania was based on holotype specimen TMP 1983.25.1 consisting of a partial skull including the parietal and from the paratypes TMP 1999.55.292, an isolated lateral ramus of a right parietal, and NMC 8803, central bar and lateral rami of parietals. Apr 19, 2019 - Explore Buddyhoot's board "Tyrannosaurus Rex vs. Triceratops" on Pinterest. For the aforementioned reasons, it is likely that Mojoceratops, Eoceratops, and C. kaiseni belong to a distinct species, if not genus, of chasmosaurine. [27] Further study of the specimen revealed that juvenile chasmosaurs had a frill that was narrower in the back than that of adults, as well as being proportionately shorter in relation to the skull.[28]. [2] The larger scales had a diameter of up to fifty-five millimetres and were distanced from each other by five to ten centimetres. In 2011, Maidment & Barrett failed to confirm the presence of any supposedly unique features, and argued that Mojoceratops perifania was a synonym of Chasmosaurus russelli. These were not oval in shape, as with most relatives, but triangular, with one point orientated towards the frill corner. Most people like this dinosuar because of the horns and the frill. 2016, juvenile (below) is known from a complete articulated skeleton lacking only the forelimbs. [21], Today, taxonomy of Chasmosaurus is in a state of flux. Arte de Luis V. Rey. Der Name leitet sich von den griechischen Wörtern chasma (=Loch, Öffnung) und sauros (=Echse) ab und spielt auf die großen Öffnungen im Nackenschild an. It is hardly elevated from the plane of the snout. Most cladistic analyses show that Chasmosaurus has a basal position in the Chasmosaurinae. Chasmosaurus lived in large herds like Triceratops, unlike Triceratops Chasmosaurus has a flaten peak on its crest. The postcranium of C. belli is best preserved in the specimen known as NHMUK 4948. The sharp cheeks do not extend lateraly. Chasmosaurus shared its habitat, the east coast of Laramidia, with successive species of Centrosaurus. due to the lack of the parietal preserved in the holotypes of both. Note the curved ischium and the ilia extend laterally, provideing the hips a form of armor. Name: Chasmosaurus. due to the lack of the parietal preserved in the holotypes of both. It would have had skin stretched over the holes in its frill. But, the frill was so large and yet so weak (since most of it was skin stretched between the bones) that it could not have provided much functional defense. Sternberg was accompanied by skin impressions. Campbell and colleagues, in their 2016 analysis of Chasmosaurus specimens found Eoceratops and C. kaiseni to be referable to Chasmosaurus sp. [11] In 1927 C.M. [19] The specimen CMN 2245 was referred to the Vagaceratops-like Chasmosaurus species by Fowler and Freedman Fowler (2020), who noted that "given the similarity between these two specimens (YPM 2016 and AMNH 5402) and CMN 2245, it is not clear why CMN 2245 was left in C. This clade became quadrupedal, developed a large head crest and a variety of horn combinations. (2019) interpreted these specimens as an indeterminate Chasmosaurus species closely related to Vagaceratops. [18] However, Campbell et al. Chasmosaurus hat, wie Triceratops, paarige Postorbitalhörner und ein unpaares Nasalhorn. [8] The latter species, originally Monoclonius canadensis Lambe 1902, had been described as Eoceratops canadensis by Lambe in 1915. Chasmosaurus had small and blunt horns compared to other ceratopsians, especially the triceratops. Marsh OC 1898. [2] The area conserved, from the right hip region, measured about one by 0.5 metres. Paul suggested that the beak was the main defensive weapon. In 2010 G.S. [6], Since that date, more remains, including skulls, have been found that have been referred to Chasmosaurus, and several additional species have been named within the genus. In both species these horns are quite short, but with the lower Dinosaur Park species they are somewhat longer, especially the brow horns, and more curved backwards. Chasmosaurus (/ˌkæzmoʊˈsɔːrəs/ KAZ-mo-SAWR-əs) is a genus of ceratopsid dinosaur from the Upper Cretaceous Period of North America. perifania. [25] The Chasmosaurinae usually have long frills, like Chasmosaurus itself, whereas their sister-group the Centrosaurinae typically have shorter frills. belli. From top to bottom, the large scale rows gradually declined in size. Cervicals four to eight are amphiplatian, wider than long, and roughly equal in length. [10] Recently, the referral of Eoceratops, C. kaiseni, and Mojoceratops to C. russelli was considered doubtful as the holotype of C. russelli is actually from the upper Dinosaur Park Formation, according to recent fieldwork. Specimens AMNH 5656, NMC 34832 and TMP 1979.11.147, and (tentatively) AMNH 5401 and NMC 1254 were also referred to the genus. 1940 wurde mit C. russelli eine zweite und … Chasmosaurus was in 1915 by Lambe within the Ceratopsia assigned to the Chasmosaurinae. The horns are rather short and the frill had such large fenestrae that it could not have offered much functional defense. With a length of 4.3–4.8 metres (14.1–15.7 ft) and a weight of 1.5–2 tonnes (1.7–2.2 short tons), Chasmosaurus was a ceratopsian of average size. The juvenile measured five feet long and was estimated to be three years of age and had similar limb proportions to the adult Chasmosaurus. Thomas Lehman described Chasmosaurus mariscalensis in 1989 from Texas,[15] which has now been renamed Agujaceratops. Lambe now also assigned a paratype, specimen NMC 2245 found by the Sternbergs in 1913 and consisting of a largely complete skeleton, including skin impressions. The juvenile Triceratops (below) has shorter skull features. [18] Chasmosaurus Lambe, 1914: Fajok; C. belli (Lambe, 1902 [eredetileg Monoclonius belli]) C. russelli Sternberg, 1940; Hivatkozások A Wikifajok tartalmaz Chasmosaurus témájú rendszertani információt. This was the first chasmasaurine, a ceratopsian, that had longer brow horns than nasal horns. An average sized ceratopsian, Chasmosaurus is similar in size to its relatives, Triceratops and Sinoceratops. Chasmosaurus is a member of the Ceratopcean family. Large ridges strengthen the frill. Paul estimated the length of C. belli at 4.8 metres, its weight at two tonnes; the lower Dinosaur Park Formation species would have been 4.3 metres long and weighed 1.5 tonnes. Its name means 'opening lizard', referring to the large openings (fenestrae) in its frill (Greek chasma meaning 'opening' or 'hollow' or 'gulf' and sauros meaning 'lizard'). The fossil was complete save for its missing front limbs, which had fallen into a sinkhole before the specimen was uncovered. [19] As Fowler and Fowler found Vagaceratops likely to be the sister taxon of Kosmoceratops in 2020, they suggested it should be maintained as a distinct genus from Chasmosaurus, as its placement would probably remain unstable until chasmosaurines are better understood. Chasmosaurus belli (Lambe 1902, 1914; Late Cretaceous, up to 4.2m) is distinct from Triceratops in having short orbital horns and a heart-shaped shield lightened by large fontanelles (distinct from the upper temporal fenestrae). Brown, B., 1933, "A new longhorned Belly River ceratopsian". In 1933 Barnum Brown named Chasmosaurus kaiseni, honouring Peter Kaisen and based on skull AMNH 5401, differing from C. belli in having very long brow horns. Campbell, J.A., Ryan, M.J., Holmes, R.B., and Schröder-Adams, C.J. The juvenile Triceratops (below) has shorter skull features. A juvenile chasmosaurine ceratopsid (Dinosauria, Ornithischia) from the Dinosaur Park Formation, Alberta, Canada. Discover (and save!) This variability, they argued, strongly suggested that Mojoceratops was simply a mature growth stage of C. Ernährung: Pflanzenfresser. Its name means 'opening lizard', referring to the large openings (fenestrae) in its frill (Greek chasma meaning 'opening' or 'hollow' or 'gulf' and sauros meaning 'lizard'). It's inevitable that a hungry T. Rex and a wary Triceratops would have occasionally crossed paths. It had three medium size horns on its face and many set of horns on the side of its crest. [2] Today some of these are considered to only reflect a morphological variation among the known sample of Chasmosaurus belli skulls;[2] others are seen as valid species of Chasmosaurus or as separate genera. Sämtliche fossilen Überreste von Chasmosaurus wurden in der Dinosaur-Park-Formation in Alberta (Kanada) gefunden. This mount from an auction house may be a chimaera or a complete specimen. Periode: Kreide. Longrich also regarded the holotype of Eoceratops as probably being an exemplar of Mojoceratops. The dorsal vertebrae are also amphiplatian. Aug 13, 2019 - This Pin was discovered by Cameroncraigt. In 1913, Mr. Lambe found another species of this genus, so he decided to name all of his finds Protorosaurus, but found out the name was used for another a reptile species in the 19th century. Skin impressions were also uncovered beneath the skeleton and evidence from the matrix that it was buried in indicated that the juvenile ceratopsian drowned during a possible river crossing. Tyrannosaurus Rex (13.5m) vs Triceratops (9m) Torosaurus (8.5m) Styracosaurus (8.5m) Pentaceratops (8m) & Chasmosaurus (7.5m). This video is unavailable. The Ottawa Naturalist 27: 145-155. [22] The known differences between the two species mainly pertain to the horn and frill shape, as the referred postcrania of C. russelli are poorly known. The following cladogram shows the phylogeny of Chasmosaurus according to a study by Scott Sampson e.a. 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Die Zugehörigkeit von Triceratops zu dieser Gruppe wurde erst später erkannt, da dieser Dinosaurier mit seinem kurzen Nackenschild deutlich von den anderen Mitgliedern abweicht. Mojoceratops was named by Nicholas R. Longrich in 2010 and the type species is Mojoceratops perifania. Chasmosaurus is one of the smaller FMM UV-32 inhabitants, resembling its relative Triceratops. Da das Material von Ceratops, nach dem die Ceratopsidae benannt werden, zu dürftig für eine genaue systematische Bestimmung ist, benannte Lawrence Lambe diese Gruppe 1915 nach Chasmosaurus. T.M. It was initially to be called Protorosaurus, but this name had been previously published for another animal. It was a medium-sized plant-eater that had a long neck frill with large holes in the bone and narrow structures to support the weight of the frill. [3], However, in 1913, Charles Hazelius Sternberg and his sons found several complete "M. belli" skulls in the middle Dinosaur Park Formation of Alberta, Canada. C. belli possessed a synsacrum, a compound unit composed of sacral, dorsal, and sometimes caudal vertebrae, depending on the specimen.[23]. Watch Queue Queue. Triceratops sp. The parietal bones of the frill were pierced by very large openings, after which the genus was named: the parietal fenestrae. He considered it too poorly preserved for a reliable determination, especially as it belonged to a juvenile individual, and regarded it too as a nomen dubium, rather than as the senior synonym of M. The first three cervical vertebrae are fused into a unit known as a syncervical, as in other neoceratopsians. Cervicals four to eight are amphiplatian, wider than long, and Schröder-Adams, C.J age and similar. Erfolgte durch Lawrence Lambe 1914, Typusart war C. belli comes from middle and Upper.! Chasmosaurus shared its habitat, the east coast of Laramidia, with C. belli from! Paarige Postorbitalhörner und ein unpaares Nasalhorn new longhorned Belly River series ( mid-Cretaceous ) '' is. 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