Species: Juvenile Diplodocid – representing a young member of the long-necked sauropod family, showcasing early growth stages of one of the largest dinosaur lineages to ever walk the Earth.
Length: 250 cm (8.2 ft) replica.
Time Period: Late Jurassic (~150 million years ago)
Discovery Location: Based on specimens found in the Morrison Formation, USA – a rich source of juvenile sauropod fossils that illuminate sauropod growth and development.
Skeleton: Meticulously sculpted and created from durable resin with high anatomical precision, this reconstruction captures the unique proportions of a juvenile diplodocid. this specimen reflects early ontogenetic stages, including a relatively short neck, large orbital openings, and a delicate, whip-like tail. Features a weathered fossil bone finish and includes an internal metal armature for strength and long-term display.
Available in multiple sizes with ontogentic changes to proportions.
Display: Comes with a custom black metal stand, securely supporting the skeleton in a lifelike walking or browsing posture. The elevated tail and dynamic stance suggest the vitality of a young, fast-growing sauropod.
Assembly: Ships in several sections for safe transport. Easy slot-together assembly; minor adhesive may be useful for securing internal rods.
Images are currently low res renders.
Please note: All specimens are made to order. Skeleton production currently takes approximately 8–12 weeks, though times may vary depending on workload. Smaller items like isolated bones or teeth typically ship faster. Feel free to contact us via the chat function to confirm current lead times.
