Archaeoceratops oshimai skull Variant:Unprimed Preserved soft tissue remains around

Preserved soft tissue remains around the legs and body indicate that the wings extended down the lower legs

its imposing figure stands out against the horizon

taking advantage of a wide range of plant resources

Se estima que algunos individuos podían superar los 6 metros de altura

Archaeoceratops oshimai skull Variant:Unprimed Preserved soft tissue remains aroundArchaeoceratops oshimai is a basal ornithischian dinosaur from the Early Cretaceous (approx. 125120 million years ago), belonging to the Ceratopsia clade, described from fossil remains found in the Xinminbao Formation, Gansu Province (China). This taxon represents an early form in the evolution of ceratopsids, displaying a combination of primitive and derived characteristics that allow for an understanding of the transition to the large horned