Ankylosaurus, osteoderm, scute Quetzalcoatlus

Ankylosaurus, osteoderm, scute QuetzalcoatlusNew Ankylosaurus Discovery Our research team has discovered several dozen pieces of an Ankylosaurus, one of the rarest of Cretaceous dinosaurs. Now for the first time you can own direct casts of some of the best pieces. They are cast in very dense hydrostone and finished with actual dig site matrix so that it is very difficult to tell the casts from the actual bones. This first offering if for all 6 pieces. The pieces range in size from a small

At the bottom of the jointed

They belong to the phylum Echinodermata

Brittle stars are a type of starfish that are uniquely classified in their own group called Ophiuroidea

5 feet long set on a sturdy base

there were significant differences between the two species

There are over 17

Baryonyx had a large claw on the thumb of each hand

wartheni span the Clarkforkian

The specific name honoured the late Makela

comparisons with other ankylosaurs suggest Ankylosaurus probably had five toes on each foot

7 meter (30 inches)

triangular spikes may have protruded laterally along each side of the tail