The short, deep jaws would have given the animal a powerful bite. The toothless beak would have served to grasp and crop stems or leaves, and as in other leptoceratopsids, the teeth would have met with an action that combined shearing and crushing. The feeding adaptations seen in leptoceratopsids suggest a diet of relatively tough food items, however little is known about the plants that grew in the Gobi Desert during the Cretaceous. See also Timeline of ceratopsian research References External links Leptoceratopsids Ornithischian genera Campanian genera Late Cretaceous dinosaurs of Asia Djadochta fauna Fossil taxa described in 1992 Taxa named by Sergei Kurzanov