The most recent paleontological studies have also revealed that the development of young specimens shows notable changes in the shape of the skull and the ruff as they mature

and the overall body plan suggests a small opportunistic predator specialized in exploiting resources different from those used by the large carnivores of its ecosystem

possibly used in ritualized combat

Los ejemplares conocidos sugieren:

El cuerpo de Nasutoceratops titusi era robusto y cuadrúpedo

Tylosaurus rex Variante:Sin imprimar The most recent paleontological studiesTylosaurus rex was a gigantic mosasaurid from the Late Cretaceous, formally described in 2026 from fossils recovered in Texas, within deposits associated with the ancient Western Interior Seaway of North America. This species belongs to the genus Tylosaurus, a group of large marine squamates distantly related to monitor lizards and snakes, not dinosaurs that dominated many oceanic ecosystems during the Late Cretaceous. The specific name rex, meaning