Nanotyrannus Skull -Desktop collectible (22cm length)

Species: Nanotyrannus lancensis – once considered a distinct genus of small tyrannosaurid, this controversial and captivating specimen represents what some paleontologists interpret as a juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex or a separate tyrannosaur species. This high-fidelity skull replica brings that debate—and the Late Cretaceous predator itself—to life.

Length: Desktop collectible  (22cm length) of a life size 60 cm (23.6 in) one-piece skull replica

Time Period: Late Cretaceous (~66 million years ago)

Discovery Location: Inspired by specimens discovered in the Hell Creek Formation, USA – a world-renowned fossil site that has yielded some of the most iconic Late Cretaceous dinosaurs, including the debated Nanotyrannus skull "Jane."

Skull Replica: Created in durable resin with exceptional detail, this museum-grade replica features:

• Gracefully narrow jaws and elongated skull structure typical of Nanotyrannus interpretations

• Exceptionally detailed dentition and cranial sutures for anatomical and educational accuracy

• Distinctively large orbits (eye sockets), often cited as evidence of juvenile or high-vision adaptations

• Dark fossil bone finish for realistic visual presentation
  

Scientific Context:
The Nanotyrannus skull remains a centerpiece of paleontological debate. Some researchers argue it represents a juvenile T. rex, while others point to skeletal and proportional differences suggesting a separate species. This replica embodies that discussion, highlighting key features used in the argument for ontogenetic (growth stage) vs. taxonomic distinction.

Assembly:
Ships fully assembled as a single solid piece. No construction required—unbox and display immediately.