#Zuniceratops Christopheri

Zuniceratops christopheri is an extinct genus of herbivorous ceratopsian dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 94–89 million years ago, discovered in New Mexico, USA. Named by paleontologists Douglas Wolfe and James Kirkland in 1998, its species epithet honors Christopher James Wolfe, who discovered the first fossils at eight years old. This dinosaur is significant for representing an evolutionary transition, being one of the earliest ceratopsians with well-developed brow horns.