Graciliceratops
Graciliceratops
- Pronunciation:
- gras-i-li-serra-tops
- Name meaning:
- 'gracile horned face'
- Type of dinosaur:
- ceratopsian
- Diet:
- herbivorous
- When it lived:
- Late Cretaceous, 99-84 million years ago
- Found in:
- Mongolia
A partial skull and skeleton of Graciliceratops have been found. This was a tiny dinosaur, it may have only been 80cm long.
Taxonomic details
- Taxonomy:
- Dinosauria, Ornithischia, Genasauria, Cerapoda, Marginocephalia, Ceratopsia, Neoceratopsia
- Named by:
- Sereno (2000)
- Type species:
- mongoliensis
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