Rhinorex
RYE-no-rex /ˈraɪnoʊrɛks/
Accepted genus
nose king
- rhino · Greek · nose
- rex · Latin · king
Rhinorex combines the Greek "rhis/rhino" (nose) with the Latin "rex" (king), giving "nose king". The name refers to the very large, prominent nose of this duck-billed dinosaur, which had a big nasal region and lacked a bony crest.
- Named by
- Gates and Scheetz
- Year named
- 2015
- Period
- Late Cretaceous
- Stage
- Campanian
- Found in
- Neslen Formation, Utah, USA
A hadrosaurid (saurolophine) known from the type species Rhinorex condrupus. The specimen was originally found in the 1990s and includes skull material and some skin impressions.