Escala 1:35 Completo Longitud 92 mm

probably based on hunting smaller reptiles

with a length of between 3 and 3

such as hadrosaurs and early ceratopsians

This discovery suggests that differences in cranial ornamentation among ceratopsians may have played a key role in their evolution and social behavior during the Late Cretaceous

Cretoxyrhina mantelli Variant:Unprimed Escala 1:35 Completo Longitud 92Cretoxyrhina mantelli was a large lamniform shark from the Late Cretaceous (approx. 10082 million years Before Present), widely distributed in the epicontinental seas that covered large regions of what is now North America and other continental shelves. Informally known as the "ginsu shark" due to the morphology of its teethsharp, laterally compressed, and with smooth edgesthis taxon represents one of the main marine predators of its time and a