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comparable to a polar bear in size
Distribution - late Cretaceous of North America
Opabinia resembles a crustacean (crusta = hard outer surface or shell)
North Kenya
which belonged to the order Testudines
Utahraptor ostrommaysi, slashing claw reconstruction Protoceratops comparable to a polar bearUtahraptor was the most efficient killing machine in the Early Cretaceous of North America. Reaching a length of 15 feet, Utahraptor used the huge slicing claw on the second toe of its foot to quickly dispense with its prey. This is a restoration of the fleshy part of the toe and the horny sheath investing the slicing claw. This replica brings to life the deadly toe claw of Utahraptor Early Cretaceous Western North America Shipping Included
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