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  1. Triceratops Fossil Frill Bone 2.27" 57.7mm Hell Creek Fm Montana MT COA 6998

    The frill could have been used for defense or possibly to help in mating. The horridus are always found in ground below the prorsus, so they are older. The horridus have a smaller nose horn and larger beak than the prorsus.

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  2. Triceratops Frill Chunk of Bone - Fossil from Hell Creek Formation Cretaceous

    Late Cretaceous Period (65 Million Years Old). Hell Creek Formation, South Dakota.

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  3. Furry Bones Figure - Triceratops - Dinosaur Funny Gift Gothic Fantasy

    We are happy to help you. Your Fantasy Specialist since 2003. 1 month cancellation period. - Material: artificial stone. Magic & Witchcraft. Other Interior.

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  4. Triceratops Jaw Sect Dino Bone-Hell Creek Form, MT Cretaceous 68-70 MYO

    Most likely the lower jaw section. Back of the piece has been stabilized to prevent breakage. This nice size section of the jaw has no restoration and exemplifies how most cretaceous bones are found in the field.

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  5. Triceratops Rib Sect Dino Bone - Lance Creek Form, WY, Cretaceous 68 MYO

    This piece has the typical rib shape. It also has a bit of trabecular pattern on the inside. A nice addition to anyone's dinosaur bone collection.

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  6. Triceratops Vertebra Process Top End Bone - Hell Creek Formation - Cretaceous

    Late Cretaceous Period (65 Million Years Old). Hell Creek Formation, South Dakota.

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  7. 4.1" Triceratops Fossil Tibia Bone Lance Creek FM Cretaceous Dinosaur WY COA

    The two long horns above the eyes were its most formidable defensive features, while the smaller nasal horn extended from the snout. Late Cretaceous, 66-68 million years old. The item pictured is the one you will receive.

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  8. Authentic Triceratops Fossil Bone in 3D Floating Display - Hell Creek Formation

    This suggests a large and successful population. They were characterized by their large frill, three horns (two long brow horns and a smaller nasal horn), and a powerful beak and jaws. The frill may have had various functions, including display, protection, and possibly thermoregulation.

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