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Published: 2011-08-28 06:16:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 3079; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 0
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Pachyrhinosaurus perotorum, newly discovered ceratopsian from Alaska.Updated...
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Its back end is strange... the colour and the small tail.
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Nice work. Alaska? let me know about this some more, please since I live near Alaska (that is where my hated X lives).
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Will be posting something on paleoexhibit soon I think...
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Regarding Alaskan finds of Pachyrhinosaurus?
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Yes among other things...
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Good lord!! MY.....MY PACHY.....is....now.....obsolete???? Ah, darn it, I'd used P. canadensis or P. lakustai for an Alaskan scene.....only saw this one now....so now more keratinous horns for this creature?
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Yes, that's the thing about paleoart...have to keep updating to catch up with science...
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A terribly heart-sinking factor....hmmm
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No, that makes things more challenging ...
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There was a dinosaur called a pachyrhinosaurus? Looks like that character on that movie gets the last laugh 
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Great rendering, but are you sure you based it on the alaskan species? it's missing several key features and looks kinda like a hybrid between P. lakustai (wide gap between nasal boss and orbital boss) and P. canadensis (no pommel at the boss tip, straight rear parietal horns). P. perotorum also had a large 'dome' over the back of the nasal boss, two small horns arcing over the parietal fenestrae, and a bizarre rounded beak.
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Thanks for pointing this out. You are right, it looks more like P. canadensis than anything else. Expect an update soon.
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So this species confirms that the genus had a big stump in place of a horn?
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I thought this was already confirmed a while back?
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Well, you know how there are stubborn holdouts and annoying people using out of date materials.
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