including possible fossilized skin impressions

180-200 million years ago and was discovered in England in 1828 and is known to be one of the first pterosaurs discovered and studied

sharp and curved teeth of between 5-10 cm

Su cuello y cola eran también fuertemente protegidos por osteodermos y espinas

which the dinosaur would begin to consume shortly after birth

Agujaceratops mariscalensis Rajasaurus including possible fossilized skin impressionsAgujaceratops mariscalensis is a ceratopsian dinosaur that inhabited the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 80 to 72 million years ago, in what today corresponds to southwestern North America, specifically in the region of Texas. This species was described from fossil remains found in the Aguja Formation, a geological formation rich in Cretaceous fossils, which gave it its name. Agujaceratops mariscalensis belongs to the Ceratopsidae family,