Triceratops skeleton cast replica #1

Skeleton measures 21 feet long by 8 feet high (6.4m l x 2.4m h)

$75,000 (plus crating and shipping).

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Triceratops skeleton cast replica

Length of running pose: 20 ft (6.1 m); height of vertebral column: 8 ft 4 in (2.5 m); width of chest: 73 in (185 cm)

$80,000 (plus crating and shipping).

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Triceratops skull cast replica.

Molded from one of the finest Triceratops fossil skulls ever found.

This skull cast measures 6 ft long by 5 foot wide by 4 foot high (not including the height of the stand).

$8,400 (plus shipping).

Triceratops skull cast replica.

Measures 83 in Long.

$8,500 (plus $550 crating)

Late Cretaceous - Maastrichtian

Discovered in the Hell Creek Formation of Harding County, South Dakota, USA

Original specimen discovered and collected by Steve Sacrison and prepared by BHIGR.

Please contact us for an estimate on a delivery date. We do not keep this item stocked - it is created when an order has been placed. Delivery may be contingent upon production schedule.

Approx. 5.5 ft (1.7m) long, 4 ft (1.2 m) wide

Purchase price: $7,500.00

Crate construction and packing is an additional $425.00

Shipping is not included.

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Triceratops skull cast replica (our most economic skull)

$4,500 (plus crating and shipping).

Triceratops horridus Dentary - Fossil Replica (BHI #126644)

Approx. 24 in (61 cm) long

$600 cast only.

In 2006 near Jordan, Montana, a triceratops quarry was discovered. The quarry contained a sub-adult triceratops partial skull and skeleton, and elements from a baby triceratops. The first two elements from the baby that were found were the left humerus and the right dentary. The humerus (6.25" long) was complete and dentary was 50% complete. As preparation continued on the sub-adult material, the left dentary was discovered! This one was complete, allowing for the length of the dentary to be known (5.25 inches)! With the left one found complete, the right one could be reconstructed.

Now, these very rare and unique replicas are available. Each dentary has a tooth in it. This is truly a unique set of replicas. With these elements, it can be estimated how big the triceratops was. It is guessed to be under 3 feet long, with a skull less than 12 inches!

They were found near Jordan, Montana and in the world famous Hell Creek Formation. This formation is upper cretaceous.

The first Tyrannosaurus rex was collected within 100 miles of the site by Barnum brown over 100 years ago.

Resin cast: $110 jaw

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$110 humerus

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This baby Triceratops supraorbital (above the eye) horn replica is the smallest known horn from a Triceratops that has been identified to date.

This is a wonderful replica to display all by itself, or obtain it for size comparisons between adult, juvenile, and baby.

Discovered in the Hell Creek Formation, Harding County, South Dakota.

This ships with an I.D. label, or you can choose the mounted version - on an attractive acrylic base with label.

Size Approx. 7.5 cm (3 in) in length

Price: $25.00

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Triceratops horridus brow horn with base.

Discovered in Wyoming, USA

From the Lance Formation.

Late Cretaceous.

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Triceratops of course had three horns, two on it's brow and another smaller horn behind it's snout. When you hold these giant bones in your hands, consider that only the inner cores are preserved as fossils. In life, these structures would have been sheathed in a hard, shiny horn. Truly this was an awesome tool for one incredible dinosaur.

Triceratops Brow Horn

Measures 22" Long

Resin cast: $80.00 (plus shipping)

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Horns measure 22" long and 13.5" in between the two tips.

$115.00

Just cast! This new find of a Triceratops Nose Horn is exceptional in detail.

Triceratops Nasal Horn Core Replica

This is the cast of a Triceratops Nasal Horn Core. This horn core was found on the surface and the tip is in perfect condition. This is one of the best nasal horn cores we have ever seen to be collected on the surface.

Composition: Solid plastic resin

Finish: Hand painted with acrylic clear coat

Was $195 Sale: $185 (plus shipping)

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Triceratops foot cast replica.

Molded from original fossils discovered in Garfield County, Montana, Hell Creek Formation. This is the complete hind (rear) foot).

Length: 0.8 meters

This is an awesome specimen. All of the phalanges were found and the unguals, the metatarsals, and the tibia and fibula.

$1,200 for the complete foot from the metatarsals down.

X-Large 26" Triceratops Rib with flange Species: Triceratops horridus

Species description: Large 11 ton herbivore with frill around 6.5 ft head and 1 nose horn with 2 Brow Horns off frill.

Cretaceous

Geologic strata: Hell Creek formation

Location: Buffalo, South Dakota

This is a large Triceratops rib bone with flange. It measures 28" long with a nice brown color. This was an underground find. Found in 3 pieces and glued back to fit perfectly. This is a very nice representation of a Triceratops and a must for top collectors at great price.

Triceratops skin and frill cast replica. This cast is a great example of dinosaur skin. From a specimen of Triceratops horridus. The full cast measures: 10.6x5.6in. 268x142mm/ , the skin fragment portion of cast measures: 1.1x.7in (29X17mm).

Price: US $50.00 (plus shipping)

Real Fossil Triceratops teeth.

These are not replicas - but real fossil teeth from a Triceratops.

We have approx 20 available.

Price is $20 each for the small teeth or $40 for the large teeth. Shipping cost is $2.

Small teeth

Triceratops horridus tooth cast replica. Measures 35mm/1.4in.

Late Ctreaceous.

The original fossil was discovered in Hell Creek, South Dakota.

$7 (plus $2 shipping)

Triceratops Bitten Femur cast replica.

The famous "Rex Biscuit", a Triceratops femur with more than 100 bite and scratch marks from a large carnivore.

This is an amazing specimen! Not only would it make an excellent addition to any collection, it provides a wealth of educational opportunities. This Triceratops femur dates from the late Cretaceous period. Major bite marks from a large carnivore, such as a T-rex, are readily apparent forming opposed punctures on both sides of the specimen.

In addition to the major bite marks, the femur is riddled with over one hundred smaller bites and scratches. Possibly illustrating parental behavior, the smaller bites and scratches could have been made by the offspring of the larger carnivore. Alternatively, the scratches and smaller bites could tell the story of scavenging in the late Cretaceous.

Triceratops femur cast measures 42" long.

$1,700 (plus shipping)

Species: Triceratops horridus

Discovered in Hell Creek formation

Item Location: Buffalo, South Dakota

Large 15" x 6" wide Triceratops Metatarsal - This was found by the dinosaur hunter who found the T-rex Stan. Imagine an animal this big that can have such a large bone just on the foot alone. This piece is extra super in color, shape, length and bone texture and quality. Not too many people have seen this large of a foot bone from any dinosaur. The original fossil had only 10% restoration on the largest end.

The original sold for $495

Cast replica now available. Please email us for more information.

Triceratops skull 1/10 Scale

Polyresin Model

9.4 in. Long x 8.5 in. High

Triceratops Favorites model skull

$84 (plus shipping)

This 1/20 scale model Triceratops skeleton was created using the latest scientific knowledge. Fine details allow for careful study of this very large and popular Cretaceous ceratopsian dinosaur. Favorite Collection dinosaur skeletons are the perfect gift to indulge your favorite dinosaur enthusiast (even if that person happens to be you).

Great displayed with other skeletons or as a comprehensive Triceratoips exhibit by combining this intricate skeleton with the Triceratops Desktop Model, Trcic Signature Series Model, Skull, and/or maybe even an Tyrannosaurus rex

Presented on a wooden base with a brass ID plate and cast in poly-resin for detail, painted with acrylic resin for durability.

Triceratops skeleton measures 50cm x 20.5cm (19.7 in x 8.1 in)

Polyresin

This is a larger version of the Triceratops skull measuring 18x14.5 inches

$259 (Out of stock)

100 pounded coated paper

Measures 24x36 inches

$15 plus shipping

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Bagaceratops rozhdestvenskyi (Bag-a-CER-a-tops) whose name means 'Small horned face' was discovered in Khermin Tsav, Gobi Desert, Southern Mongolia

Late Cretaceous (Campanian), Barun Goyot Formation
Adults of this species grew up to 1 metre long (3.28 feet)
Classification: Ceratopsia: Neoceratopsia; Protoceratopsidae

This specimen of Bagaceratops rozhdestvenskyi is one of the smallest skulls known of a dinosaur. The large orbits suggest it was a juvenile. Related to Protoceratops andrewsi, this protoceratopsian was somewhat smaller, the skulls of the adults never exceeding 25 cm (9.8 in) in size.

A bony knob on the face, a precursor for the well-developed horns of the larger ceratopsians, was more prominent than that in Protoceratops andrewsi, but the frill was less elaborately developed. So, in one feature Bagaceratops rozhdestvenskyi was more advanced than Protoceratops andrewsi but in others, more primitive. It possessed a mixture of advanced and primitive characteristics.

As with other neoceratopsians, Bagaceratops had a sharp beak at the front of the jaws and a row of leaf shaped teeth behind. Below each tooth that erupted along the edge of the jaw was a waiting line of unworn teeth under the 'gums' so that these little dinosaurs were able to feed on very tough vegetation without wearing out their tooth supply.

Bagaceratops rozhdestvenskyi dinosaur skull cast replica $105 (plus shipping)

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Location: Southern Utah, USA

Late Cretaceous

Formation: Kaiparowits

Dimensions: 60” X 40”

Specimen: Utah Museum of Natural History

$6,500 (plus crating and shipping)

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Mounted and crated.

Long-frilled ceratopsid herbivore dinosaur of Cretaceous Alberta (Canada).

17 ft (5.2 m) long. 7 ft (2.1 m) skull

Resin cast $24,600

$17,500 unassembled

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Skull cast measures:

84 inches (2.1 meters) long.

46 inches (1.2 meters) top frill width. $3,465 (plus crating and shipping). Crate cost $150 (crate size 84x48x35, 280 lbs). Shipping cost based on shipping address.

Price does not include crating or shipping.

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Scientific Name: Coahuilaceratops magnacuerna

Location: Coahuila Mexico

Formation: Cerro del pueblo

Cretaceous

Measures 7 feet Long

Specimen: Museo Del Desierto

$6,800 (plus crating and shipping)

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Here is a cast skull from a newly discovered and recently described Ceratopsian dinosaur from the Wahweap formation of Southern Utah (USA). It has just been given it's official name: Diabloceratops eatoni

It has also been called the "Last Chance Ceratopsian".

This beautiful and ornate long-horned centrosaurine is cast in the finest resin, and measures 54 inches long, 28 inches wide at horn tips and 40 inches tall.

Click to see front of skull

Click to see side of skull

Early Campanian

We ship anywhere in the world.

Because of it's large size this skull will have to be shipped in a crate. Crate will measure aprox 64x33x33" and weigh aprox 175 pounds. Shipping in the U.S. is aprox. $200 to 500 or less. Shipping outside the U.S. will be more.

Diabloceratops Resin cast $3,785 painted with stand.

Medium Einiosaurus skull cast replica

Measures approx 48"

$4,800

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This is an actual fossil (not a cast) skeleton of a Protoceratops.

It measures 120cm in length

The skeleton was discovered in Mongolia.

Protoceratops Juvenile Skull Cast

A beautiful cast of a Protoceratops andrewsi juvenile skull from Mongolia.

This cast measures 11" long, 5" wide, and 8" high (on base) / 5 1/2" high off base.

Weight: Aprox 3 pounds (prior to packaging)

$150 Sale: $145 base included.

Protoceratops skull (small) w/base, 5 x 11 x 5" (5 lbs)

Scientific Name: Protoceratops andrewsi

Discovered in Mongolia at the Djadochta formation

Age: Late Cretaceous

Resin cast: $375 Sale: $365

Protoceratops Skull (medium) w/base, 10 x 16.5 x 8" (10 lbs).

Scientific Name: Protoceratops andrewsi

Discovered in Mongolia at the Djochta formation

Late Cretaceous

A great companion to our other protoceratops skulls and skeletons.

Resin cast: Was $475 Now $465

Resin cast Was $675 Now $665

Click to see front of skull

Ceratopsian Skeleton:

Measurements: 6 feet long

Resin cast: Assembled Mount $5,800

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Resin cast: Unassembled Kit $3,500 (shipping dimensions for kit: 21x26x30 box. 40lbs)

Scientific Name: Utahceratops gettyi

Molded from original fossils found in Utah, USA

Formation: Kaiparowits

Cretaceous

Skull measures 7.5' Long

Specimen: Utah Museum of Natural History

$6,900 plus crating and shipping

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Scientific Name: Zuniceratops christopheri

Location: Catron County, New Mexico, USA

Formation: Moreno Hill

Age:

Skull cast measures: 37"Lx25"W

Specimen: Mesa Southwest Museum, Mesa, AZ

$2,200 (plus shipping)

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Skeleton measures: 9 feet long

Specimen: Mesa Southwest Museum, Mesa, AZ

Resin cast: Assembled skeleton Mount, $19,500

Resin cast: Unassembled skeleton $13,000

Zuniceratops christopheri is named for 8 year old Christopher James Wolfe, son of paleontologist Douglas G. Wolfe, who discovered the dinosaur in 1996, in the Moreno Hill Formation in west-central New Mexico.