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Archaeopteryx dilophosaurus It used batteries of shearing

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Description

It used batteries of shearing teeth and a sharp beak to eat plants in it’s environment

rex teeth marks

Variation- Insect inclusion

roughly 193 million years ago

Comes with a custom made hardwood stand

Archaeopteryx dilophosaurus It used batteries of shearingThis incredible cast was molded directly off of the Berlin specimen of Archaeopteryx lithographica, and was hand painted to match the original fossil. This allows the viewer to admire all the stunning details that make Archaeopteryx such an important scientific specimen from the teeth in the animal's "beak", to the tiny clawed fingers, and even the individual fibers that make up the feathers on the specimen's wings. This all, alongside the included

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