Juvenile Diplodocus Skull tyrannosaurid Features an internal welded metal

Features an internal welded metal armature for strength and stability

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Reaching lengths of approximately 12–13 metres (39–43 feet)

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

Juvenile Diplodocus Skull tyrannosaurid Features an internal welded metalSpecies: 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