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Ontogenetic changes in squamosal of Chasmosaurus.
Increase in length/width ratio (character 12), changing outline of lateral margin (character 13), articulation (character 14) and remodeling (character 15) of episquamosals: (A) TMP 1998.128.0001 (flipped), (B) CMN 1254, (C) AMNH 5656, (D) AMNH 5401, (E)
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Abstract Dysalotosaurus lettowvorbecki (Ornithopoda, Dinosauria) is a small‐sized dryosaurid iguanodontian known from various isolated remains collected from the Tendaguru Formation (Upper Jurassic, Tanzania). Micro‐computed tomography of a small individual encased in a block offered a unique opportunity to describe c.
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Ontogenetic changes in nasal horncore of Chasmosaurus.
Articulation of epinasal with nasals (character 2) and subsequent resorption of nasal horncore (character 3): (A) epinasal disarticulated (CMN 1254; flipped), (B) epinasal articulated with suture open (CMN 2245), (C) epinasal articulated with suture ...
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Ontogenetic changes in skull roof of Chasmosaurus.
Articulation between: premaxillae (character 5), premaxilla-nasal (character 6), nasals (character 7), nasal-frontal (character 8), frontals (character 9), and frontal-postorbital (character 10): (A–B) CMN 1254, (C–D) UALVP 40, (E–F) AMNH 5402, (G–H ...
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Ontogenetic changes in postorbital horncores of Chasmosaurus.
Resorption of horncores (character 4): (A) (UALVP 40) and (B) (AMNH 5401; flipped), horncore complete; (C) horncore partly resorbed (TMP 1981.019.0175; flipped); and (D) horncore resorbed to base (CMN 8800).
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Ontogenetic changes in rostral of Chasmosaurus.
Articulation of rostral with premaxillae (character 1): (A) rostral separate and missing (UALVP 40); (B) rostral articulated, but dorsal suture open (AMNH 5402); and (C) rostral articulated with suture closed (YPM 2016).
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Ontogenetic changes in parietal of Chasmosaurus.
Thinning of lateral bar (character 16), articulation (character 17) and reorientation (character 18) of epiparietals (character 18): (A) CMN 1254, (B) AMNH 5656, (C) TMP 1983.025.0001, and (D) CMN 2280 (flipped).
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PCA of 18 specimens of Chasmosaurus belli (triangles; n = 5), Chasmosaurus russelli (inverted triangles; n = 4), Chasmosaurus sp. (diamonds; n = 7), and Vagaceratops irvinensis (circles; n = 2): (A) PC1 vs. PC2 (77.2% of variance); (B) PC2 vs. PC3 (17.2%
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Principal component analysis (PCA 1) of Chasmosaurus and Vagaceratops.
PCA of 18 specimens of Chasmosaurus belli (triangles; n = 5), C. russelli (inverted triangles; n = 4), Chasmosaurus sp. (diamonds; n = 7), and Vagaceratops irvinensis (circles; n = 2): (A) PC1 vs. PC2 (52.5% of variance), (B) PC2 vs.
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Although the holotype of Chasmosaurus russelli Sternberg, 1940, from the upper Dinosaur Park Formation of southern Alberta, shares features with other Chasmosaurus Lambe, 1914 specimens from Dinosaur Provincial Park as well as various chasmosaurine taxa from the southwest United States, it also possesses unique features of the premaxilla and frill ...
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