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Large Section Of Triceratops Frill From South Dakota
Stock Number  DSBTR01

Name:   Triceratops horridus
Age:  Cretaceous
Formation:  Hell Creek
Location:  South Dakota
Size:  Frill is 5.1" X 5.3"
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Here is an interesting Triceratops fossil. Triceratops was a massive, three-horned, plant-eating dinosaur with a large frilled skull. This specimen is a large section of Triceratops skull frill from the Cretaceous of South Dakota. This heavy bone has fine form - the rounded edge of the frill is easily seen. The detail of the bone is very good - the vessicles are quite evident. This is a very displayable example of Triceratops frill from the Cretaceous.



 
 
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