Ceratopsians and Raptors Crate

The famed Triceratops has legendary horns, but did you know it has double-rooted teeth? Protoceratops, another famous ceratopsian lacking horns, has a single-rooted tooth. Dromaeosaurus was the first "raptor" dinosaur named and thus, to paleontologists, "raptors" are called dromaeosaurids. Their killing claws are legendary! Utahraptor was found with awesome killing claws, which were placed on the hand before we knew what the hand claws looked like.

Triceratops – This double-rooted tooth was able to withstand its mighty munching power!

Protoceratops – The single-rooted tooth reflects its ancestral condition and lesser-powered bite.

Dromaeosaurus – The first "raptor" dinosaur discovered, it gives its name to the killing-claw group of "raptors" called the dromaeosaurids.

Utahraptor- All mounts of this taxon mistakenly have toe claws on their hands! This is what their hand claw looked like, massively recurved like an eagle talon.

Includes

• Triceratops tooth cast
• Protoceratops tooth cast 
• Dromaeosaurus toe claw cast 
• Utahraptor hand claw cast
• Exclusive artwork by award-winning and up-and-coming paleoartists perfect for framing and display
• Up-to-date, fascinating facts on these amazing herbivores
  
• FREE Shipping on Standard and Wooden Crates 

Each replica was cast from molds of the original fossil and hand-painted by paleoartisans in the USA

Choose to have your specimens shipped in the Standard or Wooden Crate!