Triceratops Frill - SOLD 4.054" 437.83g aquaticreptile Silver-tone or ball chain option

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Formed during one of the most tumultuous times in the region

Triceratops Frill - SOLD 4.054" 437.83g aquaticreptile Silver-tone or ball chain optionTriceratops was one of the last dinosaurs to appear in the Late Cretaceous. Like other members of the Ceratopsid family, these large quadrupeds sported bony frills, horns, and beak like mouths. This specimen is a 4. 054" fossilized piece of a Triceratops Frill, recovered on private land in South Dakota from the Hell Creek Formation. The material weighs 437. 83g. It dates back over 64,000,000 years to the Cretaceous and is an iconic piece of the famous