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Leptoceratops

dinosaur genus
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  • Yinlong downsi
    ceratopsian

    including Protoceratops and Leptoceratops, were mostly quadrupedal and slightly larger and lived from the Early to Late Cretaceous; these dinosaurs had a somewhat larger frill but no horns.

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    including Protoceratops and Leptoceratops, were mostly quadrupedal and slightly larger and lived from the Early to Late Cretaceous; these dinosaurs had a somewhat larger frill but no horns.

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  • dinosaurs to scale
    dinosaur
    / Ceratopsia

    …including Protoceratops of Asia and Leptoceratops of North America; and the ceratopsids, encompassing all the advanced and better-known kinds such as the chasmosaurines Triceratops and Torosaurus as well as the centrosaurines such as Centrosaurus (or Monoclonius)—all from North America.

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    …including Protoceratops of Asia and Leptoceratops of North America; and the ceratopsids, encompassing all the advanced and better-known kinds such as the chasmosaurines Triceratops and Torosaurus as well as the centrosaurines such as Centrosaurus (or Monoclonius)—all from North America.

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