which extended from the end of his hand to his side

Su rasgo más característico era la extensa armadura dérmica que recubría gran parte de su cuerpo: placas óseas

feeding on low plants and shrubs

La descripción original destacó precisamente que este dinosaurio gigante mostraba características “bird-like” más marcadas que las de varios oviraptorosaurios de menor tamaño

and premolars and molars with sharp cusps adapted for cutting meat

Semirostrum ceruttii Variante:Imprimado which extended from the endSemirostrum ceruttii was a fossil odontocete belonging to Phocoenidae, the porpoise family, known from marine Pliocene deposits in California, United States. Formally described by Racicot and colleagues in 2014, this taxon represents one of the most extraordinary forms in porpoise evolution because of its extremely elongated lower jaw, which projected far beyond the upper rostrum. Its generic name may be interpreted as half rostrum or half beak,