On the assumption it might at least be some member of the Thyreophora, it has been considered a possible ankylosaurian, the ankylosaurs being a sister group of the Stegosauria that survived into the Late Cretaceous. Even then, however, it was considered a nomen dubium as so few remains of the animal have been found. In 2004, Matthew Lamanna e.a.
Assuming it might be a member of the Thyreophora, it has been considered a possible ankylosaurian, with ankylosaurs being a sister group to Stegosauria that survived into the Late Cretaceous. Even then, it was still considered a nomen dubium due to the limited remains found. In 2004, Matthew Lamanna and colleagues...