Carnotaurus skull

Introducing the Carnotaurus Skull 3D Model by Nova Studios - a highly detailed and accurate replica of one of the most fascinating and fearsome dinosaurs to ever exist! Thank you for considering the Carnotaurus Skull 3D Model by Nova Studios for your educational or display needs. We believe that this model is an exceptional example of our commitment to providing high-quality educational resources for everyone, and we are confident that you will be thrilled with the results. The Carnotaurus…

Carnotaurus skull - Dinosaur Discovery Museum, Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Carnotaurus Skull, this large carnivorous therapod lived in South America during the late Cretaceous.

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Handmade Carnotaurus Sastrei Skull is a replica of the only Carnotaurus skeleton that unearthed in 1984 by an expedition led by Argentinian paleontologist José Bonaparte. This replica has made out of PLA, Brass, Chestnut wood and Acrylic paint Overall dimensions of the replica are 440mm width and 340mm height. This is the 1/4 size of the real skeleton that has been unearthed. There are 2 color options, feel free to send us a message if you want to have your own picks on the coloring…

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The Abelisauridae represents the best-known carnivorous dinosaur group from Gondwana. Their fossil remains have been recovered in Argentina, Brazil, Morocco, Niger, Libya, Madagascar, India,…

Could the hefty neck of Carnotaurus explain why this dinosaur had puny arms?

Carnotaurus was one of the most bizarre meat-eating dinosaurs of the Cretaceous. Its skull was short, with a pair of knobby horns over its small eyes. The neck and shoulder blades were well developed, but the arms were incredibly short, with forearms so shrunken that they were practically just wrists (not even Tyrannosaurus rex had such small arms). With its relatively small skull, Carnotaurus might have not been able to attack big plant-eating dinosaurs, but it was probably a fast hunter…