[D] Prosaurolophus maximus [Si] [Su] [sG] [T]
Describer
Brown, 1916
Time
Cretaceous Late Campanian
Classification
Ornithischia Ornithopoda Hadrosauridae Hadrosaurinae Gryposaurini Saurolophini
Diet
Herbivore
Fossilsite
Judith River Group (Wedge), Alberta, Canada; ?Judith River Formation (Wedge), Montana, US
Info
Genus - Typespecies - Skull - Skin
Prosaurolophus maximus (Brown, 1916) > Prosaurolophus blackfeetenis (Horner, 1992)
20-25 individuals, including at least 7 articulated skulls and associated postcrania
Pierce, (2002) reported on two juvenile specimens the first collected from marine sediments of the Upper Cretaceous (Campanian) [Bearpaw Formation] Bearpaw Shale near Maybarries southern Alberta, Canada and consists of a semiarticulated partial skull and postcranium, the second found in the St. Mary\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s River Valley near Welling that consists of a skull, vertebral column, rins cranial to the sacrum, forelimbs, some disarticulated elements including the ilium and a partial femur, a skin impresiion in the abdominal region and numerous ossified tendons running down the vertrebral column. Both specimen are being referred to Prosaurolophus cf. maximus
Brown, 1916
Time
Cretaceous Late Campanian
Classification
Ornithischia Ornithopoda Hadrosauridae Hadrosaurinae Gryposaurini Saurolophini
Diet
Herbivore
Fossilsite
Judith River Group (Wedge), Alberta, Canada; ?Judith River Formation (Wedge), Montana, US
Info
Genus - Typespecies - Skull - Skin
Prosaurolophus maximus (Brown, 1916) > Prosaurolophus blackfeetenis (Horner, 1992)
20-25 individuals, including at least 7 articulated skulls and associated postcrania
Pierce, (2002) reported on two juvenile specimens the first collected from marine sediments of the Upper Cretaceous (Campanian) [Bearpaw Formation] Bearpaw Shale near Maybarries southern Alberta, Canada and consists of a semiarticulated partial skull and postcranium, the second found in the St. Mary\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s River Valley near Welling that consists of a skull, vertebral column, rins cranial to the sacrum, forelimbs, some disarticulated elements including the ilium and a partial femur, a skin impresiion in the abdominal region and numerous ossified tendons running down the vertrebral column. Both specimen are being referred to Prosaurolophus cf. maximus