Juvenile Triceratops Skull Specimen:Life size skull 1:1 scale. and agility as one of

and agility as one of the apex predators of its time

this reconstruction faithfully reflects the lightweight

Lead times for small specimens such as teeth

Robust form reflecting its role as a powerful cutting tool

robust build with deep curvature typical of theropod hand claws

Juvenile Triceratops Skull Specimen:Life size skull 1:1 scale. and agility as one ofSpecies: Juvenile Triceratops horridus an iconic Late Cretaceous ceratopsian, known for its elaborate frill and three horned face. This juvenile skull replica captures the transitional features of a young individual during a critical stage of growth and development. Skull Length: 100 cm (3. 3 ft) replica. (skull is larger than 100cm due to the angle of the frill) Time Period: Late Cretaceous (~6866 million years ago) Discovery Location: Based on