Fıle Hungary Paleontology

epa02180776 (FILE) A file picture dated 28 May 2010 show Hungarian paleontologist Attila Oesi displaying the reconstructed skullremains of an 85-million-year-old ceratopsian's remains found in Iharkut, in the Bakony Mountain, Western Hungary during the summer of 2009, in the Museum of Natural Sciences in Budapest, Hungary. The ceratopsian was a small herbivore horned dinosaur a metrea half long, weighing around 25-30 kilos. The ceratopsian found in Hungary has been named Ajkaceratops Kozmai partly after Osi's hometown Ajkapartly as a tribute to Hungarian geologist Karoly Kozma.  EPA/PETER KOLLANYI HUNGARY OUT