Chasmosaurus (Jurassic World Epic Evolution by Mattel)

Over the many years since Mattel has had the Jurassic World license, the toy line has seen its fair share of ceratopsians (with a total of 18 genera at the moment), despite a handful featuring in the films (including the new Aquilops). Last year finally introduced one of my favorites, the Chasmosaurus. It’s not the first time Chamosaurus has popped up in a Jurassic toy line, as there was an […]

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Chasmosaurus (Tyco)

So, friends, here I am again. It took a little longer, that’s for sure. I was busy writing and marketing my first book about my own and other people´s fascination for prehistory (The Dinosaur Toy Blog and Forum play a big role in it!) and had the usual private and professional struggles. But from now on I would like to shorten the intervals between my reviews a bit. This is not a promise, […]

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Chasmosaurus (Haolonggood)
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Haolonggood has once again given us another high demand dinosaur that’s been mostly ignored by other toy companies. In doing so, they’ve helped me complete my decade long quest to own my favorite ceratopsids: Pachyrhinosaurus, Nasutoceratops, Einiosaurus, Centrosaurus, Pentaceratops and now finally, Chasmosaurus. To see them all […]

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Indie animation time!

A fun trivia about this Chasmosaurus is that I applied what we know about the juveniles: obviously their frills were smaller than adults', but did you know they had a different shape too?

I will post some more soon, so keep an eye on them :D

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This weeks #Lego #FossilFriday is #Chasmosaurus

Discovered in Canada in 1898 by Lawrence Morris Lambe of the Geological Society of Canada. He named Monoclonius belli.

In 1913, Charles Hazelius Sternberg and his sons found several complete skulls. They tried to reclassify it as Protorosaurus, but that name was used by a Permian reptile.
Forced to rename it again, they settled on Chasmosaurus, meaning "Opening" "Lizard".