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Triceratops[1] (a Graeco, τρι- 'tres' + κέρας 'cornu' + ὤψ 'oculus, facies')[2] (nomen a Marsh anno 1889 inditum) est genus dinosaurorum herbivororum quod Aevo Cretaceo exeunte vixit. Reliquiae in America Septentrionali inveniuntur. Anno 2010 Scannella et Homer proposuerunt Triceratopem eundem ac Torosaurum esse; quae sententia etiamnunc disputatur.
Polyonax? Cope, 1874
Bison alticornis Marsh, 1887
Torosaurus? Marsh, 1891
Sterrholophus Marsh, 1891
Claorhynchus? Cope, 1892
Ugrosaurus Cobabe & Fastovsky, 1987
Nedoceratops? Ukrainsky, 2007
Diceratus? Mateus, 2008
Ojoceratops? Sullivan & Lucas, 2010
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