Triceratops Tooth

These Triceratops tooth casts was molded from real fossils and easily show how Triceratops used its unique dentition to become one of the most efficient eaters of its environment, and thus one of the most successful herbivores of its time. The sheared variety shows a slice off the crown, from Triceratops chewing on one of its own teeth as it popped out and was replaced while eating! Comes on a custom hardwood stand. Wood type and color will vary. Triceratops was a large herbivorous dinosaur that lived in North America in the Late Cretaceous period, about 67 million years ago. Famous for its horned face, the two horns above the eyes could get over 4 feet long, and the horn over it’s nose over a foot long. Triceratops was extremely heavily built, weighing 9 tons. This put it at equal weight with its only predator, Tyrannosaurus, despite being half as tall. It used batteries of shearing teeth and a sharp beak to eat plants in it’s environment.

Variation in type, Sheared and intact

Tooth is approx. 1.5" long.

Authentic cast off of real tooth or claw

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