Edmontosaurus skull with a visible predentary.
The predentary is an 'extra' bone in the front of the lower jaw , which extended the dentary (the main lower jaw bone). It is found in the fossilised remains of ornithischian dinosaurs , which were herbivorous . The predentary coincided with the premaxilla in the upper jaw . Together they formed a beak -like apparatus used to clip off plant material. In ceratopsian dinosaurs, it opposes the rostral .
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