1:2 Scale, (50cm) Juvenile Triceratops Skull Specimen:1:2 scale (50cm)Skull and complex social behavior

and complex social behavior

particularly the fossil-rich deposits of Morocco and Egypt

agile carnivore equipped with sharp teeth and large hand claws

Species: Archaeopteryx lithographica – an iconic

Skull Length: 1:10 Scale (10cm) desktop collectible scale

1:2 Scale, (50cm) Juvenile Triceratops Skull Specimen:1:2 scale (50cm)Skull and complex social behaviorSpecies: Juvenile Triceratops horridus an iconic Late Cretaceous ceratopsian, known for its elaborate frill and three horned face. This juvenile skull replica captures the transitional features of a young individual during a critical stage of growth and development. Skull Length: 1: 2 Scale (50cm) desktop collectible scale based on a 100cm Juvenile skull. Time Period: Late Cretaceous (~6866 million years ago) Discovery Location: Based on specimens