Overview

• Lokiceratops rangiformis features unique, blade-like horns and an asymmetric frill, unlike any other known species.
• The dinosaur lived in the swamps of northern Montana, alongside four other horned species, indicating high regional diversity.
• Its discovery suggests rapid evolution in small geographic areas, similar to patterns seen in birds.
• The fossil is now housed at Denmark's Museum of Evolution, with a replica on display in Utah.
• This find challenges previous assumptions about the diversity and coexistence of horned dinosaurs.