Ceratosaurus Dinosaur Skull, Juvenile (CAST)
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This is a museum and research-quality cast (replica) of a Ceratosaurus nasicornis skull - an apex predator, theropod, dinosaur!
These ferocious reptiles roamed the Earth in the late Jurassic period (153-148 million years ago), with their remains having been found in Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming in the 150-million-year-old Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation.
Armed with dozens of sharp, serrated, teeth, and averaging 7.5m (25ft) in total length, this dinosaur was a powerful killing machine.
They are famous for their large brow-ridges and their unique nasal horn. Unlike the Tyrannosaurs rex, they were equipped with four-fingered hands.
This specific skull is molded from a juvenile specimen from the Historic Bone Cabin Quarry in southeastern Wyoming. The size of the skull makes this juvenile approximately one half the size of a full-grown adult Ceratosaurus.
Display size: 20”x18”x17” as displayed with mouth open, not including the display stand.
This is a rare opportunity to privately own a museum-tier specimen and worldwide shipping is available.
**PLEASE NOTE: These skulls are cast and painted at the time of order. Please allow up to 2 weeks of preparation time to ensure you receive the highest quality possible.**