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Tylocephale

Tylocephale (meaning "swollen head") is a genus of pachycephalosaurid dinosaur, a group of dome-headed, herbivorous ornithischians, that lived during the Maastrichtian stage of the Late Cretaceous in what is now Mongolia. It is known from a partial skull and associated mandible that were unearthed in 1971 by a Polish-Mongolian Expedition to the Barun…

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related to Discovery and naming · 40
Tylocephale → All, American, Barun Goyot, Barun Goyot Formation, Breviceratops, Charles Gilmore, During, Early Maastrichtian, Gobi Desert, Greek, Halszka Osmólska, Homalocephale, Hulsanpes, Khulsan, Late Cretaceous, Maryańska, Mongolian, Nemegt, Nemegt Formation, North American
related to Classification · 26
Tylocephale → Alaskacephale, Asia, Cretaceous, Cretaceous-Paleogene, Currently, Despite, Early Jurassic, Foraminacephale, Goyocephale, Homalocephale, However, It, Late Cretaceous, Later, Marginocephalia, North America, North American, North American Pachycephalosaurus, Pachycephalosauria, Pachycephalosaurus
related to Paleoenvironment · 26
Tylocephale → Bagaceratops, Barun Goyot Formation, Breviceratops, Conchoraptor, Gobipipus, Gobipteryx, Heyuannia, Hollanda, Hulsanpes, In, Khulsanurus, Kuru, Late Cretaceous, Middle-Upper Campanian, Nemegtomaia, Other, Parvicursor, Quaesitosaurus, Saichania, Sandy
related to Dome function · 12
Tylocephale → Adam Cox, Another, Eric Snively, Goyocephale, Homalocephale, Pachycephalosaurus, Prenocephale, Stegoceras, The, These, They, Tylocephale's
related to Skull and ornamentation · 10
Tylocephale → All, Both, However, In, Its, Most, Notably, The, They, This
related to Teeth and mandible · 10
Tylocephale → All, Homalocephale, However, It, Like, Maryańska, Osmólska, Teeth, The, This
related to Description · 8
Tylocephale → Based, Homalocephale, Its, No, Prenocephale, Stegoceras, The, U-shaped
related to Diet · 7
Tylocephale → Every, However, It, Stegoceras, The, This, UALVP
related to External links · 2
Tylocephale → Directory, National History Museum's Dino
instance of · 1
Tylocephale → the pachycephalosaurs of Asia

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skull dome pachycephalosaurs pachycephalosaur also teeth homalocephale formation stegoceras genus found barun goyot like prenocephale group mandible species maryańska osmólska

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Tylocephaleinstance ofthe pachycephalosaurs of Asia0.80text
Homalocephaleinstance ofthe pachycephalosaurs of Asia0.80text
and Goyocephale are often recovered in a similar gradeinstance ofthe pachycephalosaurs of Asia0.80text
whereas the North American Pachycephalosaurusinstance ofthe pachycephalosaurs of Asia0.80text
Stygimolochinstance ofthe pachycephalosaurs of Asia0.80text
and Alaskacephale are in a distinct groupinstance ofthe pachycephalosaurs of Asia0.80text
Stegocerasinstance ofThese traits are missing in primitive taxa0.80text
Homalocephaleinstance ofThese traits are missing in primitive taxa0.80text
and Goyocephaleinstance ofThese traits are missing in primitive taxa0.80text
Tylocephalerelated to ClassificationPachycephalosauria0.60section
Tylocephalerelated to ClassificationCretaceous0.60section
Tylocephalerelated to ClassificationAsia0.60section

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    Tylocephale

    Nodes141
    Edges140
    Triples150
    Avg. degree1.99
    Density0.014184
    Components1
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