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Albertaceratops- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Aquilops
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Centrosaurus
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Chasmosaurus
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Dracorex
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Einiosaurus
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Microceratus
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Nasutoceratops
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Pachycephalosaurus
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Protoceratops
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Psittacosaurus
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
- Sinoceratops
- Classification
- Marginocephalia
- Characteristics
- Herbivorous
- Era
- Cretaceous period
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