Lunar Highlands - Classic Riker Box Specimens phytosaur-scute and date back to the

and date back to the early Eocene

Studies of the incidence of lesions in the cranium and frill suggest that the Triceratops used its horns in combat and the frill was an adaptation for protection

Please note: Small and Medium teeth are individually wrapped to prevent sliding in the case

5 billion years later

The specimen in the Core Sample comes from an outcrop of the Morrison formation in Montana

Lunar Highlands - Classic Riker Box Specimens phytosaur-scute and date back to theRare Lunar Meteorite Material! The Moon has captured the human eye for millennia. It hangs in the night sky as Earth's singular and beautiful natural satellite. Our moon is uncommonly large proportional to our planet, a fact owed to its likely origin as an asteroid. When we look up to it, we can see the light "terra" and dark "mare," both sections of igneous rock. This specimen is a hand crafted resin "moon" containing lunar dust material. It comes