camélidos y équidos primitivos

Its semi-aquatic ecological niche placed it in a unique role within the ecosystem

they likely coexisted without direct competition thanks to differences in size

trapping flesh and muscle as the current turns red

highlighting one of the most peculiar species from the Late Cretaceous of South America and an exceptional example of the persistence of ancient armoured dinosaur lineages in Gondwana

Wendiceratops pinhornensis Variant:Unprimed camélidos y équidos primitivosWendiceratops pinhornensis is an ornithischian ceratopsid dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous (approx. 7978 million years ago), classified within the Centrosaurinae clade and described from fossil materials recovered from the Oldman Formation in Alberta, Canada. This taxon is particularly relevant in evolutionary studies as it represents one of the earliest pieces of evidence for the development of prominent nasal horns within ceratopsids, suggesting