Maisaur skeleton fossil dig panel #1 & #2 Protoceratops They inhabited the so-called sub-Paratethyan

They inhabited the so-called sub-Paratethyan or Greek-Iranian province during the late Miocene when this region was invaded by advanced rhinos from Africa

If however a copy of the original is still available a neotype is deemed not necessary and the copy is called a plastotype

have been identified in over two dozen artifact caches

Details of this plate from the catalog of 1866 can be seen again to the left under the illustration

Estimates suggest their large jaws could exert a bite force of up to 25

Maisaur skeleton fossil dig panel #1 & #2 Protoceratops They inhabited the so-called sub-ParatethyanThese panels are made of sturdy lightweight fiberglass. They could be used as a wall hanging or, with a little sand, they can simulate a fossil dig site for children of all ages to explore. A. Duckbill skull & lower jaw B. Duckbill cervical vertebra C. Duckbill humerus D. Duckbill ribs E. Duckbill hand F. Albertosaurus maxilla G. Albertosaurus jaw H. Duckbill tibia I. Duckbill femur J. Duckbill pelvis K. Duckbill vertebra column Shipping Included