Aquilops

I like that name a lot, it means "eagle-faced". 

Quite late to jump on the bandwagon, but here is the recently discovered mini ceratopsian Aquilops americanus. 
He's the oldest ceratopsian found in America and with his estimated 60 cm in length and 1,6 kg in weight he doesn't really make you think off the large Triceratops, but this little thing is the ancestor of that famous three-horn. He's way smaller because he lived 109 million years ago, way before his big descendant.
The only thing found of Aquilops is a skull that easily fits in the palm of your hand. It had the start of a very small crest and on its beak a projection that might have supported a tiny horn.