Description
indicating that it had good cognitive ability and complex social behavior
narrow skull with sharp teeth adapted for hunting fish and other aquatic animals
The exact reasons for their extinction are not yet fully understood
as they point forward
including dinosaur bones and other remains of the fauna and flora of the time
Medusaceratops Scale:1:35 indicating that it had goodMedusaceratops lokii is an extinct genus of ceratopsian dinosaur that lived in the late Cretaceous, approximately 84 to 71 million years ago, during the Campanian, in what is now North America. Known for fragmentary fossil remains including parts of the skull and some postcranial bones. Although fossils are limited, scientists have been able to reconstruct some features of Medusaceratops. The name "Medusaceratops" comes from its distinctive feature, a
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