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The heaviest and biggest Ceratopsians TOP 10

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Ceratopsia / Ceratopia

Ceratopsians are a diverse group of plant-eating dinosaurs. They lived mainly in the Cretaceous period and were characterized by a neck shield and often also horns. Fossil finds come almost exclusively from East Asia and North America. The best-known representatives include the Psittacosauridae, the Protoceratopsidae and the Ceratopsidae, which include Triceratops and other horned dinosaurs.

The Ceratopsia developed a large variety of forms and differed considerably in their body structure. The smallest representatives were only 1 to 2 meters long, while the largest ones, such as triceratops, were up to 8 meters long and weighed several tons. The forelegs were always shorter than the hind legs, primitive representatives often moved biped (on two legs), while others like the Ceratopsidae were quadruped.

We have presented the world’s largest statement presenting the largest (longest) cearatopsians long ago. We updated it in 2020. Today we present a list of the heaviest ceratops. This is a very extensive list, because it contains the 50 largest ceratops.

The heaviest and biggest Ceratopsians

Weight of Ceratopsians TOP 10

No	Dinosaur	Weight [kg]	Weight [lb]
1	Triceratops maximus	10 700 kg	23 589 lb
2	Ugrosaurus olsoni	8 800 kg	19 401 lb
3	Triceratops horridus	8 300 kg	18 298 lb
4	Eotriceratops xerinsularis	8 200 kg	18 078 lb
5	Triceratops prorsus	8 100 kg	17 857 lb
6	Triceratops albertensis	7 800 kg	17 196 lb
7	Torosaurus latus	7 000 kg	15 432 lb
8	Sinoceratops zhuchengensis	5 700 kg	12 566 lb
9	“Duranteceratops”	5 500 kg	12 125 lb
10	Triceratops sulcatus	5 000 kg	11 023 lb
11	Pachyrhinosaurus canadensis	3 900 kg	8 598 lb
12	Titanoceratops ouranos	3 800 kg	8 378 lb
13	Agathaumas sylvestris	3 300 kg	7 275 lb
14	Bravoceratops polyphemus	3 000 kg	6 614 lb
15	Ojoceratops fowleri	3 000 kg	6 614 lb
16	Torosaurus utahensis	3 000 kg	6 614 lb
17	Nedoceratops hatcheri	2 900 kg	6 393 lb
18	Albertaceratops nesmoi	2 800 kg	6 173 lb
19	Utahceratops gettyi	2 800 kg	6 173 lb
20	Centrosaurus apertus	2 800 kg	6 173 lb
21	Styracosaurus ovatus	2 700 kg	5 952 lb
22	Achelousaurus horneri	2 600 kg	5 732 lb
23	Triceratops flabellatus	2 600 kg	5 732 lb
24	Triceratops eurycephalus	2 400 kg	5 291 lb
25	Pentaceratops sternbergii	2 300 kg	5 071 lb
26	Triceratops serratus	2 300 kg	5 071 lb
27	Agujaceratops mariscalensis	2 200 kg	4 850 lb
28	Pachyrhinosaurus lakustai	2 200 kg	4 850 lb
29	Medusaceratops lokii	2 200 kg	4 850 lb
30	Chasmosaurus belli	2 100 kg	4 630 lb
31	Styracosaurus albertensis	2 100 kg	4 630 lb
32	Chasmosaurus russelli	2 000 kg	4 409 lb
33	“Monoclonius” recurvicornis	2 000 kg	4 409 lb
34	Coronosaurus brinkmani	2 000 kg	4 409 lb
35	“Monoclonius” lowei	2 000 kg	4 409 lb
36	Pachyrhinosaurus perotorum	2 000 kg	4 409 lb
37	Spinops sternbergorum	1 800 kg	3 968 lb
38	Anchiceratops ornatus	1 700 kg	3 748 lb
39	“Monoclonius” dawsoni	1 600 kg	3 527 lb
40	Monoclonius crassus	1 600 kg	3 527 lb
41	Monoclonius nasicornus	1 600 kg	3 527 lb
42	“Monoclonius” sphenocerus	1 600 kg	3 527 lb
43	Spiclypeus shipporum	1 500 kg	3 307 lb
44	Mercuriceratops gemini	1 500 kg	3 307 lb
45	Agujaceratops mavericus	1 500 kg	3 307 lb
46	Wendiceratops pinhornensis	1 500 kg	3 307 lb
47	Chasmosaurus brevirostris	1 400 kg	3 086 lb
48	Regaliceratops peterhewsi	1 400 kg	3 086 lb
49	Triceratops alticornis	1 400 kg	3 086 lb