A couple of months back I posted this on the display of ceratopsian skulls in Tokyo and lamented that they looked great, but were several meters off the ground and thus their position was rather sub-optimal. What’s especially nice with the Carengie’s version is not only that these were nice and accessible, but are all different species to those in Tokyo so between the two, it’s quite a collection. Here then are are Carnegie heads:
Ceratopsian crests II
Published 08/12/2011 Dinosaurs 4 CommentsTags: ceratopsian, dinosaur, ornithischian, skull





Wow, Diabloceratops skull is already on display? Nice to see collections are updated.
That texture on the jugal is real, their lighting shows it of nicely. What does it represent????
Don’t know Jim. Though actually it reminds me of the dips and bumps you see on tyrannosaur maxillae….
I see they haven’t deprecated Torosaurus just yet. Given the recent brouhaha, and ongoing discussion on the Triceratops/Torosaurus relation it would be nice to see them side by side. Unfortunatly the Carnegie is a bit out of the way for me.