Describer

Burge, Bird, McClelland & Cicconetti, 1999

Time

Cretaceous Early Aptian Albian

Classification

Ornithischia Thyreophora Eurypoda Ankylosauria

Diet

Herbivore

Fossilsite

Cedar Mountain Formation, Utah, US

Fall Under

Cedarpelta bilbeyhallorum

Length

10 meter

Info

Genus

Cedarpelta bilbeyhallorum (Carpenter, Kirkland, Burge & Bird, 2001) > Bilbeyhallorum (Burge, Bird, McClelland & Cicconetti, 1999)

Holotype

CEUM 12360 consists of an articulated, incomplete skull lacking the snout and mandibles

This is the name of one of two kinds of very large ankylosaurs from the Cedar Mountain Formation of Utah, known from a juvenile and an adult from the same quarry, and two more adults found close by. The estimated adult length is 10m (30+ feet). The name Bilbeyhallorum appeared prematurely as the generic name for the genus Cedarpelta in a published abstract by Burge, Bird, McClelland and Cionnetti of a talk at the 1999 SVP annual meeting.