Triceratops Frill - SOLD 4.289" 346.47g sports polished slab measures 12

polished slab measures 12

and a beautiful illustration of this ancient sea creature

The Illuminated LED Stand uses three (3) standard AA batteries which are housed in the base and accessed through a panel on the bottom

"What if extinction is not forever

Above: Slow-motion macro video of a honeybee taken with the Easy-Macro attached to an iPhone SE

Triceratops Frill - SOLD 4.289" 346.47g sports polished slab measures 12Triceratops 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. 289" fossilized piece of a Triceratops Frill, recovered on private land in South Dakota from the Hell Creek Formation. The material weighs 346. 47g. It dates back over 64,000,000 years to the Cretaceous and is an iconic piece of the famous