Juvenile Tyrannosaur Skull Specimen:1:1 life size skull (35cm) particularly the fossil-rich deposits of

particularly the fossil-rich deposits of Oklahoma

Scientific Context:This 4 inch replica represents a tooth from an apex predator that could grow over 60 feet long and prey on whales

complete with subtle sutures and wear consistent with juvenile individuals

Time Period: Late Cretaceous (~75 million years ago)

Production time typically ranges from 8–12 weeks

Juvenile Tyrannosaur Skull Specimen:1:1 life size skull (35cm) particularly the fossil-rich deposits ofSpecies: Juvenile Tyrannosaur This finely detailed 35 cm skull represents a juvenile member of the tyrannosaur lineagecapturing a pivotal stage in the life of one of prehistorys most iconic predators. Created using research papers on Tyrannosaur ontogeny. Length: 35 cm (13. 8 in) one piece skull replicaTime Period: Late Cretaceous (~66 million years ago)Discovery Location: Inspired by fossils from the Hell Creek Formation, USAhome to some of the most