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Hungarian team discovers 85-million-year-old ceratopsian skull, proving horned dinosaurs lived in Europe.
Hungarian researchers have found a well-preserved ceratopsian dinosaur skull, named Ajkaceratops kozmai, in western Hungary’s Bakony Mountains, providing strong evidence that horned dinosaurs lived in Europe during the Late Cretaceous, around 85 million years ago.
The fossil, discovered at the Iharkut site, challenges previous beliefs that ceratopsians were mainly in Asia and North America, suggesting they were more widespread and diverse in Europe, which then consisted of islands near the ancient Tethys Sea.
The international team, led by Attila Osi of ELTE, published the findings in Nature, highlighting the importance of long-term excavation and global collaboration in advancing paleontological knowledge.
Un equipo húngaro descubre un cráneo de ceratopsia de 85 millones de años de antigüedad, lo que demuestra que los dinosaurios con cuernos vivían en Europa.