as is known Coronosaurus resembles its relatives Centrosaurus and Styracosaurus in its morphology. For example, the nasal of Coronosaurus closely resembles...
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epidermis, which grew at a sideways angle similar to the curved horncores of Coronosaurus, as indicated by the orientation of the "fins" or ridges on the bosses...
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species C. brinkmani, described in 2005, was moved to the new genus Coronosaurus in 2012. Centrosaurus were large dinosaurs, although not as large as...
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†Eucentrosaura Chiba et al., 2018 †Centrosaurini Ryan et al., 2017 †Centrosaurus †Coronosaurus †Spinops †Styracosaurus? †Pachyrhinosaurini Sternberg, 1950 †Einiosaurus...
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alongside the ceratopsians Albertaceratops, Anchiceratops, Chasmosaurus, Coronosaurus, and Wendiceratops, as well as the dromaeosaurids Dromaeosaurus, Saurornitholestes...
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Centrosaurini Centrosaurus Coronosaurus Spinops Styracosaurus? Pachyrhinosaurini Achelousaurus Einiosaurus Stellasaurus Pachyrhinosaurus...
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diverse. They include: Ceratopsia Leptoceratops sp. Centrosaurus apertus Coronosaurus brinkmani Styracosaurus albertensis Pachyrhinosaurus Chasmosaurus belli...
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