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Ceratopsia (ceratopsian)
Taxonomy
Ceratopsia was named by Marsh (1890). It was considered monophyletic by Butler et al. (2008).
It was reranked as the superfamily Ceratopsia by Zittel (1890); it was reranked as the order Ceratopsia by Gadow (1898), Gadow (1901), Perrier (1928) and Bakker and Galton (1974); it was reranked as the infraorder Ceratopsia by Van Den Broeck (1900), Parks (1935) and Cooper (1985); it was synonymized subjectively with Ceratopsoidea by Hay (1902); it was synonymized subjectively with Ceratopsoidae by Hay (1930); it was corrected as Ceratopia by Olshevsky and Ford (1994) and Olshevsky and Ford (1994); it was reranked as the unranked clade Ceratopsia by Dodson (1997), Sereno (2000), Buchholz (2002), Butler et al. (2008), Han et al. (2012), Brown and Henderson (2015), Rivera-Sylva et al. (2017), Ryan et al. (2017), Dalman et al. (2018), Napoli et al. (2019), Arbour and Evans (2019), Dieudonné et al. (2020), Fowler and Freedman Fowler (2020), Wilson et al. (2020), Ryan et al. (2023) and Tanaka et al. (2024).
It was assigned to Dinosauri by Gadow (1897); to Predentata by Marsh (1894), Marsh (1895), Marsh (1896) and Hatcher et al. (1907); to Orthopoda by Zittel (1890), Van Den Broeck (1900) and Lull (1912); to Dinosauria by Tornier (1913); to Dinosauria by Winkler (1893), Gadow (1898), Gadow (1901) and Perrier (1928); to Ornithischia by Parks (1935); to Enoplosauria by Swinton (1970); to Ornithischia by Bakker and Galton (1974); to Neornithopoda by Cooper (1985); to Thyreophora by Bakker (1986); to Ornithischia by Arldt (1909), Lull (1915), Matthew (1915), Lull (1924), Lull (1933), Roxo (1937), Kuhn (1946), Romer (1956), Parsch (1963), Tatarinov (1964), Kuhn (1964), Estes (1964), Ostrom (1965), Kuhn (1966), Romer (1966), Charig (1967), Thulborn (1971), Krebs (1974), Bonaparte (1978), Benton (1979), Ostrom (1980), McIntosh (1981), McGinnis (1982), Russell (1984), Maryanska and Osmólska (1985), Carroll (1988), Buffetaut and Ingavat (1992) and Peng et al. (2001); to Ornithischia by Brown and Henderson (2015), Rivera-Sylva et al. (2017), Ryan et al. (2017), Dalman et al. (2018), Napoli et al. (2019), Fowler and Freedman Fowler (2020), Wilson et al. (2020) and Ryan et al. (2023); and to Marginocephalia by Sereno (1986), Sues and Galton (1987), Benton (1990), Dodson (1990), Olshevsky and Ford (1994), Olshevsky and Ford (1994), Dodson (1997), Sereno (1997), Sereno (1998), Sereno (1999), Sereno (2000), Lambert et al. (2001), Buchholz (2002), Weishampel (2004), Xu et al. (2006), Butler et al. (2007), Butler et al. (2008), Han et al. (2012), Arbour and Evans (2019), Dieudonné et al. (2020) and Tanaka et al. (2024).
It was reranked as the superfamily Ceratopsia by Zittel (1890); it was reranked as the order Ceratopsia by Gadow (1898), Gadow (1901), Perrier (1928) and Bakker and Galton (1974); it was reranked as the infraorder Ceratopsia by Van Den Broeck (1900), Parks (1935) and Cooper (1985); it was synonymized subjectively with Ceratopsoidea by Hay (1902); it was synonymized subjectively with Ceratopsoidae by Hay (1930); it was corrected as Ceratopia by Olshevsky and Ford (1994) and Olshevsky and Ford (1994); it was reranked as the unranked clade Ceratopsia by Dodson (1997), Sereno (2000), Buchholz (2002), Butler et al. (2008), Han et al. (2012), Brown and Henderson (2015), Rivera-Sylva et al. (2017), Ryan et al. (2017), Dalman et al. (2018), Napoli et al. (2019), Arbour and Evans (2019), Dieudonné et al. (2020), Fowler and Freedman Fowler (2020), Wilson et al. (2020), Ryan et al. (2023) and Tanaka et al. (2024).
It was assigned to Dinosauri by Gadow (1897); to Predentata by Marsh (1894), Marsh (1895), Marsh (1896) and Hatcher et al. (1907); to Orthopoda by Zittel (1890), Van Den Broeck (1900) and Lull (1912); to Dinosauria by Tornier (1913); to Dinosauria by Winkler (1893), Gadow (1898), Gadow (1901) and Perrier (1928); to Ornithischia by Parks (1935); to Enoplosauria by Swinton (1970); to Ornithischia by Bakker and Galton (1974); to Neornithopoda by Cooper (1985); to Thyreophora by Bakker (1986); to Ornithischia by Arldt (1909), Lull (1915), Matthew (1915), Lull (1924), Lull (1933), Roxo (1937), Kuhn (1946), Romer (1956), Parsch (1963), Tatarinov (1964), Kuhn (1964), Estes (1964), Ostrom (1965), Kuhn (1966), Romer (1966), Charig (1967), Thulborn (1971), Krebs (1974), Bonaparte (1978), Benton (1979), Ostrom (1980), McIntosh (1981), McGinnis (1982), Russell (1984), Maryanska and Osmólska (1985), Carroll (1988), Buffetaut and Ingavat (1992) and Peng et al. (2001); to Ornithischia by Brown and Henderson (2015), Rivera-Sylva et al. (2017), Ryan et al. (2017), Dalman et al. (2018), Napoli et al. (2019), Fowler and Freedman Fowler (2020), Wilson et al. (2020) and Ryan et al. (2023); and to Marginocephalia by Sereno (1986), Sues and Galton (1987), Benton (1990), Dodson (1990), Olshevsky and Ford (1994), Olshevsky and Ford (1994), Dodson (1997), Sereno (1997), Sereno (1998), Sereno (1999), Sereno (2000), Lambert et al. (2001), Buchholz (2002), Weishampel (2004), Xu et al. (2006), Butler et al. (2007), Butler et al. (2008), Han et al. (2012), Arbour and Evans (2019), Dieudonné et al. (2020) and Tanaka et al. (2024).
Subtaxa
Albalophosaurus, Ceratopsidae (syn. Agathaumidae), Chaoyangosauridae, Dysganus, Eoceratopsinae, Kulceratops, Kulceratops kulensis, Microceratus (syn. Microceratops), Micropachycephalosaurus, Neoceratopsia, Notoceratops, Pachyrhinosauridae, Psittacosauridae (syn. Protiguanodontidae, Stenopelyxidae), Psittacosauroidea, Psittacosaurus (syn. Hongshanosaurus, Protiguanodon), Psittacosaurus sattayaraki, Serendipaceratops
Synonyms
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Synonymy list
Year | Name and author |
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1876 | Dysganus Cope |
1876 | Dysganus bicarinatus Cope |
1876 | Dysganus encaustus Cope |
1876 | Dysganus haydenianus Cope |
1876 | Dysganus peiganus Cope |
1876 | Dysganus bicarinatus Cope p. 5 |
1876 | Dysganus peiganus Cope p. 5 |
1876 | Dysganus Cope p. 250 |
1876 | Dysganus encaustus Cope p. 250 |
1876 | Dysganus haydenianus Cope p. 251 |
1877 | Dysganus Cope p. 266 |
1877 | Dysganus bicarinatus Cope p. 316 |
1877 | Dysganus encaustus Cope p. 316 |
1877 | Dysganus haydenianus Cope p. 316 |
1877 | Dysganus peiganus Cope p. 316 |
1877 | Dysganus Cope p. 572 |
1877 | Dysganus bicarinatus Cope p. 572 |
1877 | Dysganus encaustus Cope p. 572 |
1877 | Dysganus haydenianus Cope p. 572 |
1877 | Dysganus peiganus Cope p. 572 |
1883 | Dysganus Cope p. 99 |
1890 | Ceratopsia Marsh p. 418 |
1890 | Ceratopsia Zittel p. 749 |
1890 | Dysganus Zittel p. 765 |
1893 | Ceratopsia Winkler p. 98 |
1894 | Ceratopsia Marsh |
1895 | Ceratopsia Marsh |
1896 | Ceratopsia Marsh p. 243 |
1897 | Ceratopsia Gadow p. 205 |
1898 | Ceratopsia Gadow p. 23 |
1900 | Ceratopsia Van Den Broeck p. 85 |
1901 | Ceratopsia Gadow p. 430 |
1901 | Dysganus Nopcsa p. 216 |
1901 | Dysganus bicarinatus Nopcsa p. 216 |
1901 | Dysganus encaustus Nopcsa p. 216 |
1901 | Dysganus haydenianus Nopcsa p. 216 |
1901 | Dysganus peiganus Nopcsa p. 216 |
1902 | Dysganus Hay p. 504 |
1902 | Dysganus bicarinatus Hay p. 504 |
1902 | Dysganus encaustus Hay p. 505 |
1902 | Dysganus haydenianus Hay p. 505 |
1902 | Dysganus peiganus Hay p. 505 |
1907 | Ceratopsia Hatcher et al. p. 10 |
1909 | Ceratopsia Arldt p. 263 |
1909 | Dysganus Huene p. 18 |
1912 | Ceratopsia Lull p. 210 |
1913 | Ceratopsia Tornier p. 373 |
1915 | Ceratopsia Lull p. 117 |
1915 | Ceratopsia Matthew p. 32 |
1924 | Ceratopsia Lull p. 243–244 |
1928 | Ceratopsia Perrier p. 3118 |
1930 | Dysganus Hay p. 215 |
1930 | Dysganus bicarinatus Hay p. 215 |
1930 | Dysganus encaustus Hay p. 216 |
1930 | Dysganus haydenianus Hay p. 216 |
1930 | Dysganus peiganus Hay p. 216 |
1933 | Ceratopsia Lull p. 74 |
1935 | Ceratopsia Parks p. 184 |
1937 | Ceratopsia Roxo p. 44 |
1946 | Ceratopsia Kuhn p. 66 |
1948 | Ponderopoda Huene p. 95 |
1953 | Microceratops Bohlin p. 34 |
1953 | Microceratops gobiensis Bohlin p. 34 |
1953 | Microceratops sulcidens Bohlin p. 59 |
1954 | Ponderopoda Huene p. 50 |
1956 | Dysganus Romer p. 630 |
1956 | Ceratopsia Romer p. 636 |
1956 | Microceratops Romer p. 638 |
1958 | Microceratops Huene p. 206 |
1958 | Ponderopoda Huene p. 206 |
1958 | Microceratops gobiensis Young p. 231 |
1959 | Microceratops Huene p. 122 |
1963 | Ceratopsia Parsch p. 4 |
1964 | Ceratopsia Estes p. 145 |
1964 | Dysganus Kuhn p. 17 |
1964 | Dysganus bicarinatus Kuhn p. 17 |
1964 | Dysganus encaustus Kuhn p. 17 |
1964 | Dysganus haydenianus Kuhn p. 17 |
1964 | Dysganus peiganus Kuhn p. 17 |
1964 | Ceratopsia Kuhn p. 52 |
1964 | Microceratops Kuhn p. 53 |
1964 | Microceratops gobiensis Kuhn p. 53 |
1964 | Microceratops sulcidens Kuhn p. 53 |
1964 | Dysganus Tatarinov p. 569 |
1964 | Ceratopsia Tatarinov p. 578 |
1964 | Microceratops Tatarinov p. 581 |
1965 | Ceratopsia Ostrom p. 39 |
1966 | Ceratopsia Kuhn p. 106 |
1966 | Ceratopsia Romer p. 370 |
1966 | Dysganus Romer p. 370 |
1966 | Microceratops Romer p. 371 |
1967 | Ceratopsia Charig p. 717 |
1967 | Microceratops Charig p. 717 |
1970 | Ceratopsia Swinton p. 117 |
1970 | Microceratops Swinton p. 258 |
1971 | Ceratopsia Thulborn pp. 77-78 fig. 4 |
1974 | Ceratopsia Bakker and Galton p. 171 |
1974 | Ceratopsia Krebs p. 22 |
1974 | Dysganus Thulborn p. 173 |
1975 | Microceratops Maryanska and Osmólska p. 137 |
1975 | Microceratops gobiensis Maryanska and Osmólska p. 137 |
1975 | Microceratops sulcidens Maryanska and Osmólska p. 143 |
1977 | Microceratops Rozhdestvensky p. 114 |
1977 | Microceratops gobiensis Rozhdestvensky p. 114 |
1978 | Ceratopsia Bonaparte p. 331 |
1978 | Microceratops Bonaparte p. 466 |
1979 | Ceratopsia Benton p. 144 |
1980 | Mioroceratops gobiensis Chao |
1980 | Ceratopsia Ostrom p. 23 |
1981 | Ceratopsia McIntosh p. 40 |
1982 | Ceratopsia McGinnis p. 29 |
1984 | Microceratops gobiensis Cheng p. 213 |
1984 | Ceratopsia Russell p. 29 |
1985 | Ceratopsia Cooper p. 291 |
1985 | Ceratopsia Maryanska and Osmólska pp. 143-144 fig. 1 |
1985 | Microceratops Maryanska and Osmólska p. 147 |
1986 | Ceratopsia Bakker p. 461 |
1986 | Microceratops gobiensis Li et al. p. 134 |
1986 | Microceratops Ostrom and Wellnhofer p. 116 |
1986 | Ceratopsia Sereno |
1986 | Microceratops Sereno |
1987 | Ceratopsia Sues and Galton pp. 36-37 |
1988 | Ceratopsia Carroll |
1988 | Microceratops Carroll |
1990 | Ceratopsia Benton p. 19 |
1990 | Ceratopsia Dodson p. 562 |
1990 | Microceratops Dodson and Currie p. 611 |
1990 | Microceratops gobiensis Dodson and Currie p. 611 |
1992 | Ceratopsia Buffetaut and Ingavat |
1992 | Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Buffetaut and Ingavat |
1992 | Microceratops Dong p. 166 |
1992 | Microceratops gobiensis Dong p. 166 |
1992 | Microceratops sulcidens Dong p. 166 |
1992 | Microceratops Kurzanov p. 105 |
1993 | Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Buffetaut et al. p. 57 |
1994 | Microceratops gobiensis Dong and Currie p. 2249 |
1994 | Microceratops gobiensis Matsukawa and Obata p. 119 |
1994 | Ceratopia Olshevsky and Ford |
1994 | Microceratops Olshevsky and Ford |
1994 | Ceratopia Olshevsky and Ford p. 91 |
1995 | Kulceratops Nessov pp. 52-53 figs. Pl. 4:12 |
1995 | Kulceratops kulensis Nessov pp. 52-54 figs. Pl. 4:12 |
1996 | Microceratops Chinnery and Weishampel p. 27A |
1997 | Microceratops gobiensis Barsbold p. 449 |
1997 | Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Buffetaut p. 690 |
1997 | Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Buffetaut et al. p. 183 |
1997 | Ceratopsia Dodson p. 474 |
1997 | Microceratops Dong p. 122 |
1997 | Microceratops gobiensis Mateer p. 662 |
1997 | Microceratops sulcidens Mateer p. 662 |
1997 | Microceratops gobiensis Osmólska p. 575 |
1997 | Kulceratops Ryan p. 442 |
1997 | Kulceratops kulensis Ryan p. 442 |
1997 | Ceratopsia Sereno p. 443 |
1998 | Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Buffetaut p. 94 |
1998 | Microceratops Chinnery and Weishampel p. 578 fig. 10 |
1998 | Ceratopsia Sereno p. 62 |
1999 | Ceratopsia Sereno p. 2138 fig. 2 |
2000 | Ceratopsia Sereno p. 482 |
2001 | Ceratopsia Lambert et al. p. 7 |
2001 | Microceratops Makovicky p. 251 fig. 18.3 |
2001 | Microceratops gobiensis Makovicky p. 254 |
2001 | Ceratopsia Peng et al. p. 35 |
2002 | Ceratopsia Buchholz p. 20 |
2002 | Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Buffetaut and Suteethorn pp. 71-73 |
2003 | Kulceratops Tereshchenko and Alifanov p. 301 |
2003 | Kulceratops kulensis Tereshchenko and Alifanov p. 301 |
2003 | Microceratops Tereshchenko and Alifanov p. 301 |
2003 | Microceratops gobiensis Tereshchenko and Alifanov p. 301 |
2004 | Ceratopsia Weishampel p. 323 |
2005 | Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Buffetaut et al. pp. 577-578 |
2006 | Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Buffetaut et al. p. 29 |
2006 | Ceratopsia Xu et al. p. 2135 |
2007 | Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Buffetaut et al. p. 338 |
2007 | Ceratopsia Butler et al. p. S19 fig. S2 |
2008 | Ceratopsia Butler et al. pp. 21-22 |
2008 | Microceratus Mateus p. 423 |
2008 | Microceratus gobiensis Mateus p. 423 |
2008 | Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Suteethorn and Buffetaut p. 55 |
2012 | Ceratopsia Han et al. p. 1391 fig. 14 |
2015 | Ceratopsia Brown and Henderson |
2017 | Microceratops gobiensis Chen p. 154 |
2017 | Ceratopsia Rivera-Sylva et al. |
2017 | Ceratopsia Ryan et al. |
2018 | Ceratopsia Dalman et al. |
2019 | Ceratopsia Arbour and Evans |
2019 | Ceratopsia Napoli et al. |
2020 | Ceratopsia Dieudonné et al. |
2020 | Ceratopsia Fowler and Freedman Fowler |
2020 | Ceratopsia Wilson et al. |
2023 | Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Manitkoon et al. p. 1 |
2023 | Ceratopsia Ryan et al. |
2024 | Ceratopsia Tanaka et al. p. 5 |
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If no rank is listed, the taxon is considered an unranked clade in modern classifications. Ranks may be repeated or presented in the wrong order because authors working on different parts of the classification may disagree about how to rank taxa.
Unr. †Ceratopsia Marsh 1890 [ceratopsian]
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G. †Albalophosaurus Ohashi and Barrett 2009
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†Albalophosaurus yamaguchiorum Ohashi and Barrett 2009
Fm. †Ceratopsidae Marsh 1888 [ceratopsid]
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Subfm. †Centrosaurinae Lambe 1915
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Unr. †Centrosaurini Ryan et al. 2017
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G. †Centrosaurus Lambe 1905
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†Centrosaurus apertus Lambe 1905
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Invalid names: Centrosaurus longirostris Sternberg 1940 [synonym], Monoclonius cutleri Brown 1917 [synonym], Monoclonius dawsoni Lambe 1902 [synonym], Monoclonius flexus Brown 1914 [synonym]
G. †Styracosaurus Lambe 1913
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†Styracosaurus albertensis Lambe 1913
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Invalid names: Monoclonius nasicornus Brown 1917 [synonym], Styracosaurus parksi Brown and Schlaikjer 1937 [synonym]
G. †Monoclonius Cope 1876
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Invalid names: Monoclonius fissus Cope 1889 [nomen dubium], Monoclonius recurvicornis Cope 1889 [nomen dubium], Monoclonius sphenocerus Cope 1889 [nomen dubium]
Unr. †Nasutoceratopsini Ryan et al. 2017
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Unr. †Pachyrhinosaurini Fiorillo and Tykoski 2012
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G. †Einiosaurus Sampson 1994
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†Einiosaurus procurvicornis Sampson 1994
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Invalid names: Styracosaurus makeli Czerkas and Czerkas 1990 [replaced]
G. †Pachyrhinosaurus Sternberg 1950
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†Pachyrhinosaurus canadensis Sternberg 1950
†Pachyrhinosaurus lakustai Currie et al. 2008
†Pachyrhinosaurus perotorum Fiorillo and Tykoski 2012
Invalid names: Pachyrostra Fiorillo and Tykoski 2012 [empty]
Invalid names: Brachyceratops Gilmore 1914 [nomen dubium]
Subfm. †Chasmosaurinae Lambe 1915
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G. †Agujaceratops Lucas et al. 2006 [Aguja horned face]
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†Agujaceratops mariscalensis Lehman 1989
†Agujaceratops mavericus Lehman et al. 2017
G. †Anchiceratops Brown 1914
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†Anchiceratops ornatus Brown 1914
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Invalid names: Anchiceratops longirostris Sternberg 1926 [synonym]
G. †Chasmosaurus Lambe 1914
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†Chasmosaurus belli Lambe 1902
†Chasmosaurus russelli Sternberg 1940
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Invalid names: Mojoceratops perifania Longrich 2010 [synonym]
Invalid names: Chasmosaurus brevirostris Lull 1933 [nomen dubium], Chasmosaurus kaiseni Brown 1933 [nomen dubium], Eoceratops Lambe 1915 [synonym], Mojoceratops Longrich 2010 [synonym], Monoclonius canadensis Lambe 1902 [nomen dubium], Protorosaurus Lambe 1914 [synonym]
G. †Navajoceratops Fowler and Freedman Fowler 2020
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†Navajoceratops sullivani Fowler and Freedman Fowler 2020
G. †Pentaceratops Osborn 1923
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†Pentaceratops sternbergii Osborn 1923
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Invalid names: Pentaceratops fenestratus Wiman 1930 [synonym]
G. †Terminocavus Fowler and Freedman Fowler 2020
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†Terminocavus sealeyi Fowler and Freedman Fowler 2020
Unr. †Triceratopsini Longrich 2011
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G. †Triceratops Marsh 1889
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†Triceratops horridus Marsh 1889
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Invalid names: Nedoceratops hatcheri Lull 1905 [synonym], Triceratops albertensis Sternberg 1949 [synonym], Triceratops brevicornus Hatcher and Lull 1905 [synonym], Triceratops calicornis Marsh 1898 [synonym], Triceratops elatus Marsh 1891 [synonym], Triceratops eurycephalus Schlaikjer 1935 [synonym], Triceratops flabellatus Marsh 1889 [synonym], Triceratops obtusus Marsh 1898 [synonym], Triceratops serratus Marsh 1890 [synonym]
†Triceratops prorsus Marsh 1890
Invalid names: Nedoceratops Ukrainsky 2007 [synonym], Ojoceratops Sullivan and Lucas 2010 [synonym], Sterrholophus Marsh 1891 [synonym], Tatankaceratops Ott and Larson 2010 [synonym], Triceratops sulcatus Marsh 1890 [nomen dubium]
G. †Vagaceratops Sampson 2010
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†Vagaceratops irvinensis Holmes et al. 2001
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Invalid names: Mercuriceratops gemini Ryan et al. 2014 [synonym], Pentaceratops aquilonius Longrich 2014 [synonym]
Invalid names: Mercuriceratops Ryan et al. 2014 [synonym]
Invalid names: Ceratops Marsh 1888 [nomen dubium]
Invalid names: Agathaumas Cope 1872 [nomen dubium], Agathaumidae Cope 1889 [synonym], Bison alticornis Marsh 1887 [nomen dubium], Ceratopsinae Abel 1919 [empty], Monocloniinae Nopcsa 1923 [empty], Polyonax Cope 1874 [nomen dubium], Triceratops galeus Marsh 1889 [nomen dubium], Triceratops ingens Lull 1915 [nomen dubium], Triceratops maximus Brown 1933 [nomen dubium], Ugrosaurus CoBabe and Fastovsky 1987 [nomen dubium]
Infraor. †Neoceratopsia Sereno 1986
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G. †Archaeoceratops Dong and Azuma 1997
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†Archaeoceratops oshimai Dong and Azuma 1997
†Archaeoceratops yujingziensis You et al. 2010
Fm. †Chaoyangsauridae Zhao 1983
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G. †Chaoyangsaurus Zhao et al. 1999
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†Chaoyangsaurus youngi Zhao et al. 1999
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Invalid names: Chaoyangosaurus liaosiensis Zhao and Cheng 1983 [replaced]
Invalid names: Chaoyangosaurus Zhao and Cheng 1983 [replaced]
Invalid names: Xuanhuasaurus niei Zhao 1985 [nomen dubium]
Unr. †Coronosauria Sereno 1986
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Superfm. †Ceratopsoidea Hay 1902
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Fm. †Protoceratopsidae Granger and Gregory 1923
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G. †Bagaceratops Maryanska and Osmólska 1975
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†Bagaceratops rozhdestvenskyi Maryanska and Osmólska 1975
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Invalid names: Gobiceratops minutus Alifanov 2008 [synonym], Lamaceratops tereschenkoi Alifanov 2003 [synonym], Magnirostris dodsoni You and Dong 2003 [synonym], Platyceratops tatarinovi Alifanov 2003 [synonym]
Invalid names: Gobiceratops Alifanov 2008 [synonym], Lamaceratops Alifanov 2003 [synonym], Magnirostris You and Dong 2003 [synonym], Platyceratops Alifanov 2003 [synonym]
G. †Protoceratops Granger and Gregory 1923
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†Protoceratops andrewsi Granger and Gregory 1923
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Invalid names: Bainoceratops efremovi Tereshchenko and Alifanov 2003 [synonym]
†Protoceratops hellenikorhinus Lambert et al. 2001
Invalid names: Bainoceratops Tereshchenko and Alifanov 2003 [synonym]
Invalid names: Asiaceratopsinae Nessov et al. 1989 [empty]
Invalid names: Bagaceratopsidae Alifanov 2003 [empty]
Fm. †Leptoceratopsidae Nopcsa 1923 [leptoceratopsid]
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Invalid names: Archaeoceratopsidae Dong and Azuma 1997 [empty], Ceratopsomorpha Wolfe and Kirkland 1998 [empty], Protoceratopoidea Tereshchenko 2007 [empty]
Fm. †Psittacosauridae Osborn 1923
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G. †Xuanhuasaurus Zhao 1985
Invalid names: Protiguanodontidae Osborn 1923 [synonym], Stenopelyxidae Nopcsa 1927 [synonym]
G. †Psittacosaurus Osborn 1923
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†Psittacosaurus amitabha Napoli et al. 2019
†Psittacosaurus gobiensis Sereno et al. 2010
†Psittacosaurus lujiatunensis Zhou et al. 2006
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Invalid names: Psittacosaurus houi You et al. 2003 [synonym], Psittacosaurus major Sereno et al. 2007 [synonym]
†Psittacosaurus meileyingensis Sereno et al. 1988
†Psittacosaurus mongoliensis Osborn 1923
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Invalid names: Protiguanodon mongoliense Osborn 1923 [synonym], Psittacosaurus guyangensis Cheng 1982 [synonym], Psittacosaurus osborni Young 1932 [synonym], Psittacosaurus protiguanodonensis Young 1958 [synonym], Psittacosaurus tingi Young 1932 [synonym]
†Psittacosaurus neimongoliensis Russell and Zhao 1996
†Psittacosaurus sibiricus Voronkevich and Averianov 2000
†Psittacosaurus xinjiangensis Sereno and Chao 1988
Invalid names: Hongshanosaurus You et al. 2003 [synonym], Protiguanodon Osborn 1923 [synonym], Psittacosaurus mazongshanensis Xu 1997 [nomen dubium], Psittacosaurus ordosensis Russell and Zhao 1996 [nomen dubium]
G. †Serendipaceratops Rich and Vickers-Rich 2003
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†Serendipaceratops arthurcclarkei Rich and Vickers-Rich 2003
Invalid names: Chaoyangosauridae Dong 1992 [empty], Dysganus Cope 1876 [nomen dubium], Eoceratopsinae Lambe 1915 [empty], Kulceratops Nessov 1995 [nomen dubium], Kulceratops kulensis Nessov 1995 [nomen dubium], Microceratus Mateus 2008 [nomen dubium], Pachyrhinosauridae Sternberg 1950 [empty], Ponderopoda Huene 1948 [synonym], Psittacosauroidea Zhao 1983 [empty], Psittacosaurus sattayaraki Buffetaut and Ingavat 1992 [nomen dubium]
Diagnosis
Reference | Diagnosis | |
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K. A. v. Zittel 1890 | Wirbel platycöl. Rüekenmarkcanal im Sacrum nur massig
erweitert. Skeletknochen massiv. Schädel mit langen, zugespitzten Knochenzapf en auf dem Stirnbein und grossem, nach hinten stark verbreitertem Scheitelbein. Zwischenkiefer ver- schmolzen, davor ein zugespitztes Schnauzenbein (os rostrale), welches dem zahnlosen Praedentale des Unterkiefers entspricht. Zähne mit zwei Wurzeln. Vorderbeine den Hinterbeinen an Länge wenig nachstehend, alle Zehen mit breiten Hufen. Pubis einfach, nach vorn und unten gerichtet, distal verbreitert; Postpubis fehlt. Femur ohne dritten Trochanter. Hautskelet zuweilen einen geschlossenen Panzer bildend. | |
H. Gadow 1898 | Pubes simple, with symphysis. Pentadactyle, quadrupedous. Maxilla and mandible with a toothless rostrale and predentale. With dermal armour. | |
H. Gadow 1901 | Pubic bones simple, forming a symphysis, post-pubic branches being absent. The mandible carries a toothless "pre-dental," and the fused premaxillaries carry a similar, toothless, "rostral" bone. | |
R. S. Lull 1924 | Horned dinosaurs with huge skull, upwards of one-third the entire length of the animal, with one to three horns on the facial region and a backwardly projecting crest or frill formed of the squamosals and postparietals (dermosupra-occipitals, Huene); upper and lower temporal openings present; no preorbital fenestra; toothless premaxillaries, in front of which is an unpaired rostral element, which bore the turtle-like cutting beak and met the corresponding toothless predentary of the lower jaw; teeth in deep groove and with divided roots, unique among reptiles; vertebrae amphiplatyan, with four anterior cervicals fused; both vertebrae and limb bones solid; fore limbs somewhat shorter than hind and with heavy rugosities; femur longer than tibia; hoof-like phalanges, five in front and four behind; integument covered with thick, mosaic-like squamation; | |
E. Perrier 1928 | Pubis simples, unis par une symphyse; pas de post-pubis; prémaxillaires et prédentaires sans dents, revêtus d'un bec corné. Dents à deux racines. Os pleins. Crâne se prolongeant en arrière en un bouclier couvrant la partie antérieure du dos; 2 cornes frontales et 1 nasale; aspect de Rhinocéros. | |
F. v. Huene 1948 (Ponderopoda) | Late secondarily quadrupedous. Originated probably from Kalodontoidea and parallel branch to the Trachodontoidea. Teeth can be derived from kalodont type. Crests on the prefrontal and squamosal, similar to those on the premaxilla and nasal found in the Trachodonts; rostral and predental; nuchal shield formed by squamosal, parietal, interparietal; short neck; long sacrum; pubis reduced; little horny plates in skin. Upper Cretaceous | |
P. Dodson 1997 | Derived characters by which the Ceratopsia are distinguished from all other dinosaurs include a special bone, the rostral, situated in front of the premaxilla. The rostral bone takes the form of a narrow, sharply keeled beak that articulates with a lower beak formed by the predentary bone. Another distinctive character is the presence of laterally flaring jugal bones in the cheek region that may form distinct ventral or ventrolateral processes. All ceratopsians have at least the beginnings of a crest at the back of the skull. |