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Torvosaurus ToothThe teeth of Torvosaurus were just as impressive as the predator itself. A huge apex predator, Torvosaurus' teeth were large, recurved, and serrated. And these tooth casts molded off of real fossils are no exception. Both sizes come on hardwood stands. Wood type and color will vary. Torvosaurus was a large predator from the Late Jurassic period of North America, living about 145 million years ago. Arguably the largest carnivore in its environment,

living about 160 million years ago

Comes on a custom hardwood prop stand

A more rare species than its usual ridged cousins

Each base dimension is about 4"x4"

two smaller ones in front of its eyes

Douvilleiceras ammonites have several series' of small bumps and spikes along the entirety of the shell and are also known as "tractor" ammonites

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Smilodon was a large predatory big cat species from the North American Pleistocene

Horn is approximately 8" long

Painted to match the original fossil

It likely used its distinctive and iconic hand claws to forage for plants

Camarasaurus and its larger close relative Brachiosaurus had a stockier frame with a taller posture than its cousins that belonged to the diplodocid family

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