Allosaurus Vertebra - SOLD 4.547" Vertebra dendrite but as really active

but as really active

Standing seven feet tall with two blunt horns

Antarctica was not always the frozen wasteland we see today

Dubbed "The Cathedral of Baseball" and "The House that Ruth Built" or simply "The Stadium

Species: Tyrannosaurus rex

Allosaurus Vertebra - SOLD 4.547" Vertebra dendrite but as really activeWith its iconic skull "hornlets," Allosaurus struck a unique and intimidating figure when compared to other carnivorous dinosaurs. This bipedal predator lived during the Late Jurassic, over 145,000,000 years ago, and used its powerful bite to take down prey in packs. This specimen is a 4. 547" fossil vertebra piece from an Allosaurus recovered on private land from the Morrison Formation. It is estimated to be approximately 146 156 million years old.