Camarasaurus skull cast replica #3 Yeti cast and crisp fossil cast of

and crisp fossil cast of a finless Dimetrodon species foot—from the extinct genus Casea (Casea broilii)

Production run: Limited to 100 casts total

its sale was restricted to the residents of the interior of British Columbia due to BC liquor laws

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Researcher Jeff Meldrum has noted that the Hyampom tracks were likely formed in wet mud — supported by photographs showing standing water within some impressions

Camarasaurus skull cast replica #3 Yeti cast and crisp fossil cast ofLife size Camarasaurus lentus Juvenile skull cast replica. Measures 13" x 6" wide x 9" tall. Camarasaurus (pronounced KAM ah rah SAWR us) and (meaning "chamber vertebra") was a large, long necked plant eating dinosaur that lived during the late Jurassic period. This sauropod was about 60 ft long and weighed roughly 30 tons. This is a cast of the skull of a juvenile perhaps half grown. The original skull is in the Carnegie Museum (CM 11338) and was