Triceratops skeletal reconstruction

Here's Triceratops, scaled to the type skull of the now defunct "Triceratops calicornis", a relatively large but likely not yet fully mature skull and partial postcranial skeleton of Triceratops horridus. There's little doubt these days that Triceratops calicornis is synonymous with Triceratops horridus, but heck, it was such a cool species name! The postcrania is re-scaled & generalised, but incorporates USNM 4842, which formed the limbs & hips of the classic "Hatcher" composite. The idea here was to represent an "iconic" Triceratops.

Much of this diagram is directly referencing the Smithsonian's public domain CC0 Triceratops scans (https://3d.si.edu/object/3d/triceratops-horridus-marsh-1889:d8c623be-4ebc-11ea-b77f-2e728ce88125), which I spent a long time manipulating and rearticulating into an anatomically plausible and correctly proportioned habitual pose. The skull references the figure in Hatcher's historic "The Ceratopsia" monograph (https://archive.org/details/ceratopsia00hatc/mode/2up), as well as available photographs and a 3D scan of the "T. calicornis" type skull. Other ceratopsid material that I've been working on and scanning down in the NHM collections also informed a lot of the detail work.

... I still prefer Triceratops prorsus...

More skeletals to follow? Maybe?