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One of the world’s most complete Triceratops fossils.

Horridus at Melbourne Museum · Melbourne Museum, Carlton

Triceratops horridus fossil on display at Melbourne Museum

Photo: Ginkgoales / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Display cropped.

About this place

Museums Victoria’s specimen record places Horridus among the most complete Triceratops skeletons in the world.

The record

Comparison: Known Triceratops fossil skeletons worldwide.

The museum uses both most complete and one of the most complete in different material; we retain the narrower wording. This is a discovery inside Melbourne Museum.

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Sources

Sources checked 23 September 2026. A publisher’s claim is attributed; it is not a complete independent survey.