Dimetrodon Skeleton, juvenile cast replica Baboon These prints (C and D)

These prints (C and D) do not have the anatomical drawing that Grover Krantz added to the other 2 prints

it captures the look and texture of a real T

Adeline Johns-Putra

Professionally molded and cast by our team of scientific artists from an original Mammuthus primigenius fossil tooth

Dimetrodon Skeleton, juvenile cast replica Baboon These prints (C and D)Dimetrodon, pronounced (die MET roh don) which means ("two measures of teeth" so named because it had a large skull with two different types of teeth; shearing teeth and sharp canine teeth, unlike reptiles. Dentition showing this differentiation of teeth is called heterodonty). Juvenile Dimetrodon Skeleton, Permian Of North America Dimetrodon (meaning two measure teeth) was a sail backed, meat eating animal that lived during the Permian Period,