ストケソサウルスとされる化石が後に発見されており、1991年の坐骨と尾椎[7]、 1998年の頭蓋の一部[8]がこれに含まれる。さらに、ストケソサウルスに割り当てられたサウスダコタ州の非常に小さい腸骨があり、これは失われているものの、実際には近縁のアヴィアティラニスのものである可能性がある[9]。潜在的にストケソサウルスに分類可能なより断片的な化石が、1億5200万年前にあたるキンメリッジアン後期のモリソン層 zone 2 から発見されている[10][11]。
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