Teratophoneus curriei Variant:Unprimed This member of the Dromornithidae

This member of the Dromornithidae family

Both animals were imposing and dominated their marine environment with their size and strength

The coexistence of Utahceratops with other ceratopsians such as Kosmoceratops in southern Laramidia

and semi-arid ecosystems with seasonal wetlands

Durante el Cretácico Superior

Teratophoneus curriei Variant:Unprimed This member of the DromornithidaeTeratophoneus curriei was a tyrannosaurid theropod dinosaur belonging to the subfamily Tyrannosaurinae, a large and robust predator that inhabited North America during the Late Cretaceous, specifically in the late Campanian, approximately 76. 575. 5 million years ago, in what is now southern Utah, United States. Its name literally means monster murderer, derived from the Greek teras (monster) and phoneus (murderer), while the epithet curriei honors