Description
Rare Near Complete Permian Reptile Skeleton (073023a)
- Name: Captorhinus aguti (Cope) “Early Land Reptile”
- Age: Permian (250 million yrs)
- Formation: Arbuckle Group
- Location: Lawton, Oklahoma
- A small stocky omnivore that lived in groups inhabiting the lower areas of what is now Oklahoma. Large head with prominent teeth and a “third Eye hole” in the top of the head for sensing changes in light and temperature.
- The specimen has been completely reassembled in a death-like collapsed pose. There has been minimal repair and restoration. The flat rock it is permanently mounted on is a fabricated faux stone.
- This very detailed 3 dimensional specimen has been carefully and permanently assembled safely and securely on this rock
- Specifics: Very Nice Impressive Specimen, Brass ID plate, COA, and a very detailed University of Kansas research manual included
- Extremely Rare and very hard to obtain Museum Grade Specimen 10+++
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- **** Price $3200.00
