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CollectA' s replica of Gigantoraptor, a large feathered dinosaur, is lifelike down to its horny beak and the claws on its huge feet. Measures 5.1''L x 2.6''H

CollectA's replica of the Gigantspinosaurus is detailed and lifelike down to its enormous curved shoulder spines to the spikes on its tail. The meaning of "Gigantspinosaurus" is: Giant Spined Lizard. The Giganspinosaurus was an herbivore that lived during

Resembling other flying pterosaurs and scientists estimate its wing span might have been 19 feet. This beautifully sculpted, lifelike figure from our Prehistoric Life Collection measures 2.6''L x 5.9''H.

Liopleurodon means "Smooth-sided Tooth". This marine reptile is known as a pliosaurs and like whales surfaces for gulps of air. They were know to be a fast swimmer and had a highly developed sense of smell. Liopleurodon measures 6.9" L x 1.9" H

Mantell’s lizard from the Lower Cretaceous period. The Mantellisaurus had a Herbivorous diet. A lightly built and more gracile form of iguanodont capable of bipedal or quadrupedal walking. Figurine measures 5cm x 5.2cm.

Its head shield or frill was ornamented with many small horns reminiscent of the snake haired Medusa, that were probably used for sexual display. "Medusatops" means: Medusa Horn Face. Found in the Upper Cretaceous Period, this dinosaur was an herbivore. T

Ornithocheirus means "Bird-hand" and had a wing span three times greater than a Bald Eagle and weighed as much as three eagles. Ornithocheirus measures 8.66 in L x 1.97 in W and is suitable for children ages 3 and up.

With it's unusually long neck, it was as tall as a giraffe. Quetzalcoatlus measures 4.6 in L x 5.2 is realistic and lifelike in every detail from its giant wingspan to its super long neck. This flying predator is portrayed as seizing a baby alamosaurus.

This predator was discovered in the early 1980s in Gujarat, India. Its name means ''princely lizard.'' his beautifully sculpted, collectible figure from our Prehistoric Life Collection measures 6.7''L x 2.8''H.

The Styracosaurus was a plant eater that grew to approximately 18 feet in length and weighed up to 3 tons. It lived approximately 77 - 70 years ago. This beautifully sculpted, collectible figure from our Prehistoric Life Collection measures 3.7''L x 2.4''

The ''scythe lizard'' lived in the late Cretaceous Period, about 70 million years ago. From fossilized remains, paleontologists tell us that the creature had long necks and small heads, walked on two legs, and had gigantic claws on their front limbs.

Some scientists now theorize that the Torosaurus, with its larger, perforated frill, may be a fully mature Triceratops, but no conclusions have been reached.This beautifully sculpted, collectible figure from our Prehistoric Life Collection measures 5.5''L

Depicted with its massive head lowered, this beautifully sculpted, collectible figure measures 5.5''L x 2.8''H. The Utahceratops lived about 76 million years ago, and grew up to 23 feet in length.

Xenoceratops means "Foreign Horn Face". This ceratopsian was discovered late in 2012. It had a unique frill decoration. Xenoceratops measures 5.28 in L x 1.61 in W and is suitable for children ages 3 and up.

Fossil remains found in California indicate that this plesiosaur lived 70 - 65 million years ago. Its name means ''water beast lizard.'' It had a long, flexible neck and paddle-like flippers. The fossil specimen is a complete skeleton that even contains r