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Prionocyclus wyomingensis, ammonite Argentinosaurus Liaoceratops was much smaller than

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Description

Liaoceratops was much smaller than its later relatives

and is difficult to interpret

It resembles a living chordate commonly known as the lancet

Found in 1877 in German's Solnhofen Limestone

the skull lacked the massive jaw muscle features characteristic of robust australopithecines

Prionocyclus wyomingensis, ammonite Argentinosaurus Liaoceratops was much smaller thanPrionocyclus was a cephalopod. Cephalopods are the most highly developed of the mollusks. They were carnivorous and at the top of the mollusk food chain. They possessed a distinct, well defined head and a circlet of eight or more arms. They used a funnel like opening, called a hyponome, to eject water through, in order to propel themselves backwards or for turning side to side. They are fairly common as fossils and are used as index fossils to

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