Zuniceratops christopheri Variante:Sin imprimar characterized by its striking horns

characterized by its striking horns and distinctive crest on its skull

Length: 184 mm

but enough remains have been found to reconstruct its general appearance and gain information about its size and behavior

hace aproximadamente entre 90 y 70 millones de años

Sarcosuchus imperator remains one of the most impressive prehistoric reptiles ever discovered

Zuniceratops christopheri Variante:Sin imprimar characterized by its striking hornsZuniceratops christopheri was a ceratopsian dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of North America, known from fossil remains recovered from the Moreno Hill Formation in western New Mexico, United States. Formally described by Douglas Wolfe and James Kirkland in 1998, this taxon occupies a particularly important position in the evolution of horned dinosaurs, as it represents a transitional form between more primitive neoceratopsians and the more derived