with a relatively narrow snout and small

El cráneo es uno de sus rasgos más distintivos

Osteological description and phylogenetic considerations of Aquilops americanus (Dinosauria

not dinosaurs— that dominated many oceanic ecosystems during the Late Cretaceous

Longitud 158 mm

Torosaurus latus Escala:1:57 with a relatively narrow snoutTorosaurus latus was a large chasmosaurine ceratopsian dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of North America, known primarily from remains recovered from the Hell Creek Formation and equivalent units dating to the latest Maastrichtian. It lived approximately 6866 million years ago in the final continental ecosystems of Laramidia, shortly before the CretaceousPalaeogene extinction event. Originally described by Othniel Charles Marsh in 1891, this taxon