Word: triceratopses
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A layman himself, Mr. Dallwig knows what laymen are interested in. He relies on humor ("Anthropology is the study of man, embracing woman"), homely philosophy ("Anthropology is merely the science of human sympathy and understanding and thus it is through anthropology that we will do away with war"), and even...
One Million B. C. (United Artists), Hollywood's most important contribution to paleontology since The Lost World, spectacularly illustrates the Hal Roach theory of evolution-when Cave Boy meets Cave Girl there is a big improvement in mankind's table manners. Early in 1,000,000 B. C...
"How did he, Dimetrodon, Triceratops and the other monsters who roamed the earth when time was young give vent to their antediluvian feelings, if at all?" Roach was ready to shoot sequences in "1,000,000 B.C." showing a death fight between Tyrannosaurus and Dimetrodon. Only sound was lacking.
This dinosaur, known as Triceratops eurycephalus (wide-head), represents the last recorded surviver of that great grump known as the Certopstaus.
All known individuals of Triceratops are from North American and eastern Asiatic deposits, and lived in the last Cretaceous period, sixty million to 105 million years ago. The head of a Triceratops has a great frill of bone spreading out over the neck from the skull proper, like a collar...