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  1. Nice Chunk of Triceratops Frill Bone Fossil - Hell Creek Formation CRETACEOUS

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

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  2. Triceratops Fossil Rib pc. 3.58" 91.1mm Hell Creek Fm. South Dakota SD COA 7278

    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. It is from Hell Creek Formation near Newell, South Dakota.

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  3. Triceratops Tail Vertebra Centrum - Fossil Dinosaur Bone

    Triceratops Tail Vertebra Centrum - Fossil Dinosaur Bone. 100 % fossil . Treated with a hardener , no rebuilding or patching . Piece measures 4.5 " X 7" X 3" .

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  4. Triceratops Vertebra Dinosaur Fossil Bone - Hell Creek Formation Cretaceous

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

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  5. Fossil Dinosaur Triceratops 3.9" Bone Cretaceous Hell Creek Fm North Dakota 3382

    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. It is from Hell Creek Formation near Bowman, North Dakota.

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  6. Triceratops Dinosaur Fossil Frill Bone piece Hell Creek Fm Montana MT COA 7005

    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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  7. Triceratops Extinct Dinosaur Bone Fossil in Case with Glow in the Dark Toy

    Genus of large, plant-eating ornithischian dinosaurs of the Late Cretaceous Epoch (100–65.5 million years ago). The limbs were very stout, and the hind limbs were more massive than the forelimbs. They functioned by shearing in a vertical to near-vertical orientation.

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  8. Triceratops Frill Edge Bone Lance Creek Formation Wyoming WY COA 6150

    It weighs 5.7 oz. From Lance Creek Formation in Wyoming. 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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