Well-known armored and horned dinosaur species matched with their defensive feature and one identifying trait each, one species per card.
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- Triceratops
- Three large horns and a bony frill on its head; one of the last dinosaurs to live on Earth.
- Styracosaurus
- One long nose horn surrounded by multiple spikes on its frill; North American ceratopsian.
- Centrosaurus
- Single nose horn and bony spikes on its frill; smaller relative of Triceratops.
- Pentaceratops
- Five horn-like bones on its face and large bony frill; one of the largest horned dinosaurs.
- Chasmosaurus
- Nose horn and wide frill with two large openings; Alberta ceratopsian.
- Einiosaurus
- Curved nose horn and two spikes on its frill; North American horned dinosaur.
- Achelousaurus
- Nose horn and bumpy, heavily textured frill; mid-sized ceratopsian.
- Anchiceratops
- Nose horn and bony spikes on its frill; Alberta-based horned dinosaur.
- Protoceratops
- Small bony frill and short horns; fossils with eggs suggest it cared for its young.
- Zuniceratops
- Two brow horns above the eyes; one of the earliest known horned dinosaurs.
- Regaliceratops
- Crown-like frill with elaborate patterns and two brow horns; Alaskan ceratopsian.
- Carnotaurus
- Two large bull-like horns above its eyes; a meat-eating horned dinosaur.
- Thanatoceratops
- Two brow horns and a distinctive frill; one of the last ceratopsians to exist.
- Ankylosaurus
- Heavy bony plates covering its body and a club at the end of its tail; most famous armored dinosaur.
- Euoplocephalus
- Bony plating across its entire body and a heavy tail club; North American ankylosaur.
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