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Tag Archives: Torosaurus
Crowned Kings
A recently completed art project (ostensibly to hone skills and objectively to explore reconstruction ideas) led me through the Ceratopsidae from its beginnings to its end. This was observed on Twitter, where I posted each full piece (at reduced size), … Continue reading
“Toroceratops” Matters, as an Open Discussion
So there’s this debate, which I may have discussed — more than once, twice, or thrice — before, in which it is argued that the taxa Triceratops and Torosaurus represent young adult and old adult representatives of the same species. … Continue reading
Posted in Paleontology, Philosophy, Taphonomy, Taxonomy
Tagged Ceratopsians, Nedoceratops, ontogeny, Toroceratops, Torosaurus, Triceratops
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The Thing I Like About “Toroceratops”
Let me first apologize for using “Toroceratops.” There is no such taxon, but the name is being used to describe the debate that is now raging through the dinosaur paleontological circuit, and it’s too catchy not to use. Now, on … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Paleobiology, Paleontology, Science Reporting
Tagged Ceratopsians, Nedoceratops, ontogeny, Toroceratops, Torosaurus, Triceratops
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Jaime A. Headden
The Bite Stuff 