1 Most post-cranial bones can be reconstructed on a flat surface, with supporting pillars of plasticine at strategic points if necessary.

2 Most of the major postcranial elements from the assemblages are more broken than the pellet bones.

3 Its long postcranial frill not only serves as a display of aggression, but also protects the sensitive neck area from attacks.

4 All show the same pattern of generally high proportions of cranial and postcranial elements and low proportions of isolated teeth.

5 It is known from an incomplete but associated skeleton that includes cranial and postcranial remains.