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Bookmark or Share- Koreaceratops | Dinopedia - FandomKoreaceratops hwaseongensis was a genus of basal ceratopsian from the Albian stage from the lower Cretaceous rocks from South Korea. It was named by Lee et al. very recently in 2011 after South Korea where it was found (hence the name, Koreaceratops, meaning "Korean Horned Face").
- Koreaceratops: Previously Unknown Dinosaur Discovered in ...Scientists have now gained a new perspective into life at that time with the discovery of a fossil near Seoul. The small dinosaur fossil is called Koreaceratops.
- Koreaceratops—A Swimming Ceratopsian? | SmithsonianRepresented by a nearly complete tail, portions of the hips and partial hindlimbs, Koreaceratops was discovered on the west coast of the Korean peninsula in 2008 near Jeongok harbor.
- Koreaceratops - WikipediaKoreaceratops (lit. ' Korean horned face ') is a genus of basal ceratopsian dinosaur discovered in Albian-age Lower Cretaceous rocks of South Korea.
- Koreaceratops - Ceratopsian with a Broad TailDescribed as a fast, cursorial biped, with a “parrot-like face” and horny beak, Koreaceratops measured about 6 feet long and would have weighed about as much as an Alsatian dog. The skeleton adds weight (no pun intended) to the theory that obligate quadrupedalism (walking on all fours), occurred gradually in neoceratopsians.
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