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Stegoceras, skull (Pachycephalosaurus) Compsognathus Distinctions between Gopherus and Stylemys

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Distinctions between Gopherus and Stylemys are very minor

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Stegoceras, skull (Pachycephalosaurus) Compsognathus Distinctions between Gopherus and StylemysPronounced STEG oh CEER us, Stegoceras (meaning "roofed horn") was a bipedal, herbivorous, dome headed, plant eating dinosaur from the late Cretaceous period, about 76 65 million years ago. This pachycephalosuar was about 7 ft (2 m) long and lived in what is now Alberta, Canada. The type species is P. validum. Stegoceras was named by paleontologist L. Lambe in 1902. It had long been thought that Stegoceras' (and other pachycephalosaurs') thick dome

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