How to pronounce“lokiceratops”in English
IPA/lɒkɪsɛrætɒps/
Syllableslo·ki·ce·ra·tops
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This dino was roaming around about 78 million years ago, and have i mentioned, it was very big?
Lokiceratops is estimated to have been at least 20 percent larger than its close cousins the Medusaceratops, who are lumped together in a large group of Ceratopsians
called the Centrosaurines. And its head alone is just under two meters long, making our new friend Loki easily the largest centrosaurine ever found.
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