English: Reconstructed skull of Khankhuuluu mongoliensis showing the known fossil material from the holotype (MPC-D 100/50) and referred (MPC-D 100/51, MPC-D 102/4) specimens scaled to a single skull. All skull bones are shown on the left side (including a mirrored right postorbital, quadratojugal, and maxilla) for clarity. Both scale bars=20 cm.

Note: Several bones mentioned by Perle (1977), includign a premaxilla, maxilla, jugal, and dentary of the referred specimen, seem to have been misplaced since then. These bones are tentatively included with gradiented boundaries to indicate preservational uncertainty.

 =Holotype (MPC-D 100/50)
 =Referred (MPC-D 100/51)
 =Referred (MPC-D 102/4)
 =Unknown

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