Protentacodon

Protoceratops is actually spelled correctly, and the correct creature that should be written about is "Protoceratops" is very similar to "Protentacodon". Since "Protentacodon" is not a well known Dinosaur, we will be writing about "Protoceratops" instead. However, I can describe "Protentacodon" as I believe it has not been previously documented in known Literature.

Protoceratops is a genus of ceratopsian dinosaur that lived around 75 million years ago during the Late Cretaceous period. The name "Protoceratops" means "first horned face" in Greek. It was first discovered in Mongolia in the 1920s by the American Museum of Natural History's Paleontology expeditions.

The largest and most well known specimen of Protoceratops is the holotype, which was discovered in 1923. It consists of a nearly complete skeleton with a frill on the skull. The frill is thought to have been used for display purposes, such as attracting mates or intimidating rivals. Protoceratops was a herbivore, and its diet likely consisted of plants and fruits.

Protoceratops was a relatively small dinosaur, measuring around 2 meters in length and weighing around 20 kilograms. It had short legs and strong arms. The feet of Protoceratops were honeycomb like in structure, helping to maintain balance while walking.

Although the evidence for Protentacodon is not well documented in known literature, it is similar in structure and name to "Protoceratops". "Protoceratops" was used to characterize the first horned dinosaurs. However, Artic teams have dubbed it as other criteria to be named in the same as ceratopsians.