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Name | Anchiceratops |
Length | 4.8 m |
Weight | 7-10 tons |
Age | Late Cretaceous |
Distribution | Canada |
Anchiceratops, which means "face near to horn" was named by the
palaeontologist Barnum Brown in 1914. Anchiceratops lived in Canada
during the Late Cretaceous.
It had a massive head, long horns above its eyes
and a long frill above its shoulders, and a short nose horn.
Picture JS46 © J. Sibbick |
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