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Scientific Classification:
Scientific Classification:
* Kingdom:[[Animalia]]
* Kingdom: [[Animalia]]
* Phylum:[[Chordata]]
* Phylum: [[Chordata]]
* Class:[[Reptilia]]
* Class: [[Reptilia]]
* Suborder:[[Dinosauria]]
* Suborder: [[Dinosauria]]
* Order:[[Ornithischia]]
* Order: [[Ornithischia]]
* Family:[[Ceratopsidae]]
* Family: [[Ceratopsidae]]
* Subfamily:[[Centrosaurinae]]
* Subfamily: [[Centrosaurinae]]
* Genus:[[Wendiceratops]]
* Genus: [[Wendiceratops]]


' ' ' ' ' Wendiceratops ' ' ' ' ' is a genus of [[Centrosaurine]] ceratopsian.
Wendiceratops is a genus of [[Centrosaurine]] ceratopsian.
It was closely related to [[Albertaceratops]], another centrosaurine from the same formation.
It was closely related to [[Albertaceratops]], another centrosaurine from the same formation.
Wendiceratops was found in the [[Oldman Formation]] with dinosaurs such as
Wendiceratops was found in the [[Oldman Formation]] with dinosaurs such as

Revision as of 19:09, 9 July 2015

Time: Late Cretaceous Campanian-Maastrichtian

Scientific Classification:

Wendiceratops is a genus of Centrosaurine ceratopsian. It was closely related to Albertaceratops, another centrosaurine from the same formation. Wendiceratops was found in the Oldman Formation with dinosaurs such as Daspletosaurus, Paronychodon, Troodon, Albertaceratops, and Parasaurolophus. Canadian fossil hunter Wendy Sloboba found the remains in the Pinhorn Provincial Grazing Reserve in Alberta. It was one ton and had a length of about 6 meters long(20 feet). It is the second ceratopsian discovered and named in 2015.

References en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oldman_Formation www.nbcnews.com/science/weird-science/wendiceratops-horned-dinosaur-fossil-adds-evolutionary-hook-n388786

See also Albertaceratops Oldman Formation Centrosaurinae