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Lokiceratops rangiformis is the largest centrosaurine ever found in North America .
It roamed the swamps of what is now the badlands of Montana in the late Cretaceous period 78 million years ago .
Lokicertatops is named for Loki , a mythological human-like Norse god with horns.
It has the largest frill horns ever seen on a horned dinosaur.
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