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Neornithischians are united by having a thicker layer of asymmetrical enamel on the inside of their lower teeth. The teeth wore unevenly with chewing and developed sharp ridges that allowed neornithischians to break down tougher plant food than other dinosaurs.
Neornithischia
Abrictosaurus
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Achelousaurus
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Acristavus
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Acrotholus
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Adelolophus
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Agathaumas
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Agilisaurus
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Agujaceratops
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Ajkaceratops
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Alaskacephale
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Albertaceratops
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Albertadromeus
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Altirhinus
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Amurosaurus
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Anabisetia
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Anasazisaurus
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Anatotitan
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Anchiceratops
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Angulomastacator
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Aquilops
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Aralosaurus
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Archaeoceratops
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Arenysaurus
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Arkharavia
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Arrhinoceratops
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Arstanosaurus
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Atlascopcosaurus
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Augustynolophus
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Auroraceratops
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Avaceratops
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Bactrosaurus
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Bagaceratops
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Barilium
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Barsboldia
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Batyrosaurus
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Bayannurosaurus
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Blasisaurus
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Bolong
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Bonapartesaurus
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Brachyceratops
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Brachylophosaurus
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Bravoceratops
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Burianosaurus
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Camptosaurus
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Canardia
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Cedrorestes
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Centrosaurus
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Ceratops
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Changchunsaurus
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Chaoyangsaurus
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Charonosaurus
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Chasmosaurus
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Coahuilaceratops
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Coronosaurus
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Corythosaurus
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Craspedodon
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Cumnoria
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Dakotadon
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Datonglong
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Diabloceratops
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Diceratops
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Diluvicursor
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Dollodon
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Dracorex
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Drinker
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Dryosaurus
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Edmontosaurus
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Einiosaurus
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Elrhazosaurus
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Eolambia
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Eotrachodon
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Eousdryosaurus
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Equijubus
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Gasparinisaura
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Gideonmantellia
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Gilmoreosaurus
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Gongpoquansaurus
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Graciliceratops
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Gryphoceratops
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Gryposaurus
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Hadrosaurus
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Haya
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Helioceratops
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Hippodraco
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Homalocephale
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Hualianceratops
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Huaxiaosaurus
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Huehuecanauhtlus
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Hypacrosaurus
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Hypselospinus
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Hypsibema
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Hypsilophodon
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Iguanacolossus
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Iguanodon
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Ischioceratops
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Jaxartosaurus
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Jeholosaurus
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Jinzhousaurus
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Judiceratops
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Kazaklambia
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Kerberosaurus
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Koreanosaurus
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Koshisaurus
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Kosmoceratops
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Kritosaurus
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Kukufeldia
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Kulindapteryx
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Kundurosaurus
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Laiyangosaurus
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Lambeosaurus
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Lapampasaurus
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Latirhinus
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Leaellynasaura
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Leptoceratops
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Levnesovia
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Lophorhothon
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Lycorhinus
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Machairoceratops
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Macrogryphosaurus
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Magnamanus
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Magnapaulia
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Magnirostris
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Maiasaura
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Mantellisaurus
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Medusaceratops
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Mercuriceratops
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Microcephale
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Microceratus
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Mochlodon
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Mojoceratops
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Monoclonius
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Montanoceratops
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Morelladon
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Morrosaurus
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Mosaiceratops
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Muttaburrasaurus
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Naashoibitosaurus
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Nanyangosaurus
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Nasutoceratops
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Nedoceratops
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Nipponosaurus
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Notoceratops
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Olorotitan
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Orodromeus
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Oryctodromeus
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Osmakasaurus
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Othnielia
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Ouranosaurus
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Owenodon
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Pachycephalosaurus
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Pachyrhinosaurus
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Pararhabdodon
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Parasaurolophus
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Parksosaurus
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Pentaceratops
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Planicoxa
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Plesiohadros
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Prenocephale
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Prosaurolophus
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Protoceratops
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Psittacosaurus
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Ratchasimasaurus
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Regaliceratops
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Rhabdodon
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Rhinorex
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Rubeosaurus
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Sahaliyania
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Saurolophus
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Secernosaurus
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Sellacoxa
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Serendipaceratops
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Shantungosaurus
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Siamodon
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Sirindhorna
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Spiclypeus
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Spinops
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Stegoceras
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Stenopelix
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Stygimoloch
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Styracosaurus
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Talenkauen
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Tanius
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Tatankaceratops
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Telmatosaurus
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Tenontosaurus
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Tethyshadros
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Texacephale
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Theiophytalia
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Thescelosaurus
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Torosaurus
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Triceratops
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Trinisaura
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Tsintaosaurus
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Turanoceratops
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Tylocephale
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Udanoceratops
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Ugrosaurus
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Ugrunaaluk
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Unescoceratops
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Utahceratops
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Uteodon
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Vagaceratops
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Valdosaurus
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Velafrons
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Wannanosaurus
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Wendiceratops
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Willinakaqe
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Wulagasaurus
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Xenoceratops
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Xuanhuaceratops
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Yamaceratops
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Yandusaurus
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Yehuecauhceratops
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Yinlong
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Yueosaurus
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Zalmoxes
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Zephyrosaurus
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Zhanghenglong
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Zhuchengceratops
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Zhuchengosaurus
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Zuniceratops
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