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- Protoceratopsid abstract "A protoceratopsid is a dinosaur of the family Protoceratopsidae. The name 'protoceratopsid' is derived from Greek for 'first horned face'. They resembled and were closely related to, ceratopsids but were generally smaller and more primitive. Protoceratopsids have so far been found exclusively in the Late Cretaceous of Asia (Nemegt Basin), dating to between about 99.6 and 70.6 million years ago. A typical protoceratopsid is Protoceratops andrewsi.The taxon Protoceratopsidae was introduced by Walter W. Granger and William King Gregory in May 1923 as a monotypic family for Protoceratops andrewsi. Granger and Gregory recognized Protoceratops' close relationship to other Ceratopsia, but considered it primitive enough to warrant its own family, and perhaps suborder. Protoceratopsidae was later expanded to include all ceratopsians that were too advanced to be psittacosaurids, but too primitive to be ceratopsids. In 1998, Paul Sereno defined Protoceratopsidae as the stem-based clade including "all coronosaurs closer to Protoceratops than to Triceratops." Sereno's definition ensures that Protoceratopsidae is monophyletic, but probably excludes some dinosaurs that have been traditionally thought of as protoceratopsids (for example, Leptoceratops and Montanoceratops). The latter genera are now often classified in a mostly North American family Leptoceratopsidae.Sereno (2000) included three genera in Protoceratopsidae: Protoceratops, Bagaceratops, and Graciliceratops. Derived characters shared by these dinosaurs include a narrow strap-shaped paroccipital process, a very small occipital condyle, and an upturned dorsal margin of the predentary. In Protoceratops and Bagaceratops (and also in the non-protoceratopsid Leptoceratops), there is a blade-shaped parietal sagittal crest (Sereno 2000: 505). Several other more recently recognized genera may also be protoceratopsids. In 2003, Vladimir Alifanov named, but did not define, a new ceratopsian family Bagaceratopidae to include Bagaceratops, Platyceratops, Lamaceratops and Breviceratops. However, applying Sereno's phylogenetic definition, Alifanov's Bagaceratopidae appears to be a subclade of Protoceratopsidae.".
- Protoceratopsid thumbnail Andrewsi.jpg?width=300.
- Protoceratopsid wikiPageID "3405996".
- Protoceratopsid wikiPageRevisionID "591616005".
- Protoceratopsid authority "Granger & Gregory, 1923".
- Protoceratopsid displayChildren "1".
- Protoceratopsid fossilRange "Late Cretaceous,".
- Protoceratopsid hasPhotoCollection Protoceratopsid.
- Protoceratopsid imageCaption "Protoceratops andrewsi skeleton, Carnegie Museum of Natural History".
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- Protoceratopsid name "Protoceratopsids".
- Protoceratopsid subdivisionRanks Genus.
- Protoceratopsid taxon "Protoceratopsidae".
- Protoceratopsid typeSpecies "Protoceratops andrewsi".
- Protoceratopsid typeSpeciesAuthority "Granger & Gregory, 1923".
- Protoceratopsid subject Category:Ceratopsians.
- Protoceratopsid type Animal100015388.
- Protoceratopsid type Archosaur101695681.
- Protoceratopsid type Ceratopsian101703569.
- Protoceratopsid type Ceratopsians.
- Protoceratopsid type Chordate101466257.
- Protoceratopsid type Diapsid101661818.
- Protoceratopsid type Dinosaur101699831.
- Protoceratopsid type LivingThing100004258.
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- Protoceratopsid type Ornithischian101700470.
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- Protoceratopsid type Reptile101661091.
- Protoceratopsid type Vertebrate101471682.
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- Protoceratopsid type Eukaryote.
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- Protoceratopsid type Organism.
- Protoceratopsid comment "A protoceratopsid is a dinosaur of the family Protoceratopsidae. The name 'protoceratopsid' is derived from Greek for 'first horned face'. They resembled and were closely related to, ceratopsids but were generally smaller and more primitive. Protoceratopsids have so far been found exclusively in the Late Cretaceous of Asia (Nemegt Basin), dating to between about 99.6 and 70.6 million years ago.".
- Protoceratopsid label "Protoceratopidae".
- Protoceratopsid label "Protoceratopsid".
- Protoceratopsid label "Protoceratopsidae".
- Protoceratopsid label "Protoceratopsidae".
- Protoceratopsid label "Protoceratopsidae".
- Protoceratopsid label "Protoceratopsidae".
- Protoceratopsid label "Protoceratopsy".
- Protoceratopsid label "Протоцератопсиды".
- Protoceratopsid label "原角龍科".
- Protoceratopsid sameAs Protoceratopsidae.
- Protoceratopsid sameAs Protoceratopsidae.
- Protoceratopsid sameAs Protoceratopsidae.
- Protoceratopsid sameAs Protoceratopsidae.
- Protoceratopsid sameAs Protoceratopidae.
- Protoceratopsid sameAs Protoceratopsy.
- Protoceratopsid sameAs m.099tzd.
- Protoceratopsid sameAs Q133149.
- Protoceratopsid sameAs Q133149.
- Protoceratopsid sameAs Protoceratopsid.
- Protoceratopsid wasDerivedFrom Protoceratopsid?oldid=591616005.
- Protoceratopsid depiction Andrewsi.jpg.
- Protoceratopsid isPrimaryTopicOf Protoceratopsid.
