Juvenile Diplodocus Skull tyrannosaurid juvenile diplodocids are thought to

juvenile diplodocids are thought to have been highly mobile and exhibited different behaviors and ecological roles than adults

Detailed surface texture replicating natural bone grain and weathering

Skeleton: Durable resin with high anatomical fidelity and fine detailing that captures the unique skeletal structure of a juvenile Spinosaurus

Time Period: Late Cretaceous (~66 million years ago)Discovery Location: Inspired by specimens from the Hell Creek Formation

deeply curved inner hand claw with a sharply pointed tip

Juvenile Diplodocus Skull tyrannosaurid juvenile diplodocids are thought toSpecies: Juvenile Diplodocus representing a young member of the iconic long necked sauropod lineage. This reconstruction captures early developmental stages of one of the largest dinosaur groups to ever walk the Earth. A 1: 1 skull from a 6 meter specimen Time Period: Late Jurassic (~150 million years ago) Discovery Location: Based on juvenile specimens from the Morrison Formation, USA a fossil rich deposit that has yielded critical insight into