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Captorhinus Vertebrae in Matrix ctenochasma thick legs

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Description

thick legs

including a complete lack of skull material

The Wooly rhinoceros is a large prehistoric species of rhinoceros that lived and went extinct in North America during the Pleistocene period

Authentic fossil vertebra to the extinct Champsosaurus from the Lance Formation of Wyoming

about 71 million years ago

Captorhinus Vertebrae in Matrix ctenochasma thick legsAuthentic Captorhinus caudal (tail) vertebrae still preserved in matrix (the surrounding rock). Beautiful real fossil piece with zero restoration from an incredible ancient reptile from Texas, USA. Captorhinus aguti is a small early reptile from the Permian period, appearing about 280 million years ago. They were probably the smallest of the early reptiles, competing with other larger lizards for food. Their diet probably consisted of any smaller

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