Atopodentatus framed print Winter Based on fossil findings of

Based on fossil findings of related animals

This cousin of Iguanodon's lived in what is now Niger in the Early Cretaceous

suggesting that the sloths were sea-dwelling

which allows them to stay undetected despite being much larger than the bees

Lagenanectes is among the earliest members of the long-necked aquatic reptile elasmosaurs

Atopodentatus framed print Winter Based on fossil findings ofBy Joschua Knppe When it was first described in 2014, this marine reptile was thought to have had a bizarre zipper like mouth. Two new fossils discovered in 2016, however, proved that the first fossil was badly crushed and its face more closely resembled a handheld vacuum cleaner instead. Alder, semi hardwood frame Black color . 75 thick Acrylite front protector Hanging hardware attached Made in Los Angeles