Dinosaurs · Ceratopsian
Zuniceratops
Say it zoo-nee-serra-tops. The name means ‘Zuni (the name of a tribe of Indigenous People in the USA) horned-face’.
No length given in the museum's record.
- Diet
- Plant-eater
- When
- Late Cretaceous94 to 89 million years ago
- Fossils found in
- USA
- Named by
- Wolfe and Kirkland (1998)
- Family tree
- Dinosauria › Ornithischia › Ceratopsia › Neoceratopsia › Coronosauria
Ceratopsians. Horned and frilled plant-eaters, such as Triceratops. See all 29
Lived at the same time
- Nothronychus · same country
- Brachylophosaurus · same country
- Eolambia · same country
- Oryctodromeus · same country
- Protohadros · same country
- Sauropelta · same country
- Achillobator
- Aralosaurus
Other ceratopsians
- Graciliceratops Late Cretaceous
- Microceratus Late Cretaceous
- Bagaceratops Late Cretaceous
- Micropachycephalosaurus Late Cretaceous
- Achelousaurus Late Cretaceous
- Udanoceratops Late Cretaceous
- Albertaceratops Late Cretaceous
- Avaceratops Late Cretaceous
Source: Zuniceratops in the Natural History Museum Dino Directory, read 12 November 2026. Sizes are the museum's estimates for a typical adult. "Lived at the same time" lists dinosaurs whose dates overlap, which does not always mean they met.