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Journal of Paleontology; January 1964; v. 38; no. 1; p. 130-134
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The systematic position of Hadrosaurus (Ceratops) paucidens Marsh

John H. Ostrom

The taxonomic history of one of Marsh's early [Cretaceous] dinosaurs is presented. Initially assigned to the hadrosaurs, this species has been considered a ceratopsian for more than 70 yr. Examination of the type reaffirms its hadrosaurian affinities and comparison with other members of that family indicates a close relationship with Lambeosaurus lambei. On this evidence, the species is removed from the genus Hadrosaurus and reassigned to Lambeosaurus.

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