An artist’s rendering of Auroraceratops shows its bipedal posture as well as the beak and frill that characterize it as a member of the horned dinosaurs. (Credit: Robert Walters)
“When I first saw this animal back in 2004, I knew instantly it was a new kind that had never been seen before and was very excited about it.”
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