Barocephalosaurus

Barocephalosaurus(Meaning "Heavy head lizard"), was a genus of giant pachycephalosaur from the Late cretaceous epoch of Mexico in Baja california 85 mya, alongside hadrosaurs such as Saurolophus and tyrannosaurs like Bistahieversor. It is the direct ancestor of pachycephalosaurus, but bigger in size, being 26 feet long. It was named after the giant head dome in 2056, eventually getting a species name in 2056 a month later called B. Megatholus. It was thought of being heavy but was then later debunked in 2057, but they still protected the name, even though the head was actually light-weight, but still strong. A second specimen was discovered in 2076 in Texas. It was named B. Texasicus, and eventually removing the an already named genus called "Texacephale", as it was found to be a juvenile of barocephalosaurus. A second specimen of B. Megatholus was found, and was seemed to be killed mid-fight against a large bistahieversor when a flood hit. Barocephalosaurus was also found in Acapulco. The specimen was buried under 60 tons of boulders.