Catalogue: USNM
7951 Material: partial skull
and frill Classification: Ornithischia,
Marginocephalia, Ceratopsia, Ceratopsidae Collected: August, 1913 Place: Two Medicine
Formation, along the Milk River, Montana, USA Time: Campanian, Late
Cretaceous Original Publication: C.
W. Gilmore. 1914. Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections 63:1-10 Other References: Sampson,
1995
This ceratopsian specimen was collected in 1913, and represents a juvenile individual. It has been considered a “baby” Styracosaurus but unfortunately its true identity cannot be determined with certainty. The young of different ceratopsian species often look similar, because they lack the characteristic horns and spikes seen in the adults.