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Einiosaurus

Einiosaurus is a genus of herbivorous centrosaurine ceratopsian dinosaur from the Upper Cretaceous (Campanian stage) of northwestern Montana. The name means 'bison lizard', in a combination of Blackfeet Indian eini and Latinized Ancient Greek sauros; the specific name (procurvicornis) means 'with a forward-curving horn' in Latin. Einiosaurus is…

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related to Phylogeny · 29
Einiosaurus → Achelousaurus, Andre Farke, Andrew, Anthony Russell, Centrosaurus, Contrary, Horner, Horner's, In, McDonald, Michael Ryan, MOR, Nicholas Longrich, Pachyrhinosaurus, Rubeosaurus, Ryan, Sampson, Sampson's, Stellasaurus, Styracosaurus
related to Sampson names Einiosaurus · 27
Einiosaurus → According, Achelousaurus, Although, American, Blackfeet, Campanian, Canyon Bone Bed, Cretaceous, Dino Ridge Quarry, Furthermore, He, Horner's, In, It, Latin, Latinised Greek, MOR, Sampson, Sampson's, Society
related to Horner's expeditions to Landslide Butte · 26
Einiosaurus → At, Blackfeet Indian Tribal Council, Bozeman, Charles Whitney Gilmore, Devil's Pocket, Egg Mountain, For, Four Horns Lake, He, Horner, However, In, Jack Horner, Jim Peebles, July, Landslide Butte, Maiasaura, Marvin Weatherwax, Montana, Montanan
related to Horner's hypothesis of anagenesis · 19
Einiosaurus → Achelousaurus, Bearpaw, Bearpaw Formation, But Horner, Horner, Horseshoe Canyon Formation, In, It, Judith River Formation, Normally, Pachyrhinosaurus, Stellasaurus, Styracosaurus, Subsequently, Taxon, The, This, Transitional Taxon, Two Medicine Formation
related to Paleoenvironment · 19
Einiosaurus → Albertosaurus, As, Campanian, Hypacrosaurus, In, Its, Landslide Butte Field Area, Laramidia, Late Cretaceous Period, More, North America, Prosaurolophus, Rain, Rogers, Scolosaurus, The, The Two Medicine Formation, Two Medicine Formation, Vegetation
related to Social behavior · 12
Einiosaurus → Centrosaurus, Farke, Horner, Hunt, In, It, Landslide Butte, Low-diversity, Pachyrhinosaurus, This, Torosaurus, Triceratops
related to Possible Einiosaurus finds · 11
Einiosaurus → Achelousaurus, CMN, Dinosaur Park Formation, In, Jack Scannella, John Wilson, Monoclonius, MOR, Styracosaurus, The, Two Medicine Formation
related to Classification · 10
Einiosaurus → Achelousaurus, Centrosaurinae, Centrosaurus, Ceratopsidae, Gregory, In, Pachyrhinosaurini, Paul, Sampson, This
related to Function of skull ornamentation · 10
Einiosaurus → Achelousaurus, Centrosaurinae, Dodson, Firstly, Horner, In, Likewise, Sampson, Secondly, Thirdly
related to Skull · 10
Einiosaurus → In, Sampson, Six, The, Their, These, They, This, To, Two

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horner two styracosaurus achelousaurus dinosaur found species would formation sampson horns dinosaurs 2010 skull horned new medicine also taxon nasal

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Einiosaurusis agenus of herbivorous centrosaurine ceratopsian dinosaur from the Upper Cretaceous0.90text
spikesinstance ofIncreased sexual selection would have induced changes in the sexual ornamentation0.80text
hornsinstance ofIncreased sexual selection would have induced changes in the sexual ornamentation0.80text
bossesinstance ofIncreased sexual selection would have induced changes in the sexual ornamentation0.80text
Pachyrhinosaurusinstance ofas well as other centrosaurine ceratopsians0.80text
Centrosaurusinstance ofas well as other centrosaurine ceratopsians0.80text
were herding animals similar in behavior to modern-day bison or wildebeestinstance ofas well as other centrosaurine ceratopsians0.80text
Einiosaurusrelated to ClassificationIn0.60section
Einiosaurusrelated to ClassificationSampson0.60section
Einiosaurusrelated to ClassificationCeratopsidae0.60section
Einiosaurusrelated to ClassificationCentrosaurinae0.60section
Einiosaurusrelated to ClassificationAchelousaurus0.60section

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