Protoceratops Skull herbivore one of the most complete

one of the most complete individuals known

Realistic surface detail

blade-like tooth with a finely pointed tip

preserving the shape and detail of a tooth from one of prehistory's most impressive carnivores

or alternative base design)

Protoceratops Skull herbivore one of the most completeSpecies: Protoceratops andrewsi a compact, horned dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous, notable for its iconic frill, robust build, and role as a key transitional form in ceratopsian evolution. This reconstruction captures the distinctive anatomy of this well known Mongolian herbivore. Size 35cm approx (pictured) or 55cm. Time Period: Late Cretaceous (~7571 million years ago) Discovery Location: Modeled after specimens recovered from the Djadokhta