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Description
Lokiceratops rangiformis was a large ceratopsian dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of North America, discovered in Montana.
Named in 2024, its name references the Norse god Loki due to its elaborate, asymmetrical horns.
A member of the Centrosaurinae family, Lokiceratops featured a distinctive frill adorned with long, curved horns, making it one of the most ornate ceratopsians known.
It measured around 6 meters (20 feet) in length and weighed over a ton. Lokiceratops lived in lush floodplains, coexisting with other dinosaurs like hadrosaurs and tyrannosaurs, using its horns for display and possibly defense against predators.
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