NO RESERVE PRICE - A Replica of Dinosaur Skull...

Ceratosaurus is a genus of theropod dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic period, approximately 155 to 145 million years ago. It was a medium-sized carnivorous dinosaur known for its distinctive horn-like projection on its snout and a row of small bony knobs or crests along its skull.It had sharp, serrated teeth, which were curved backward. Its jaws were strong and capable of delivering powerful bites to capture and kill prey. Ceratosaurus was a carnivorous predator, feeding on other dinosaurs and possibly smaller animals. It likely hunted by ambushing its prey and using its sharp teeth and powerful jaws to kill and consume it. APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS Height: 14 cm Width: 9 cm Length: 21 cm DISCLAIMER > THE WEIGHT MENTIONED IS INCLUDING PACKING MATERIAL > Please be aware that some of these pictures have been taken in a dark studio, colors may vary depending on the environment. THE SHIPPING -The item will be sent with a Track & Trace code via DHL Parcel, DPD or postNl. The tracking will be updated in your Catawiki lot once your parcel has been dropped off. -Please check regularly to avoid your parcel being returned to us, in which case the buyer will be responsible for the shipping costs of the 2nd shipment. -For tracking to Spain and Portugal please use this link and add the tracking number from your Catawiki lot https://clientesparcel.dhl.es/LiveTracking/Home -WE DO NOT COMBINE SHIPPING!!! -If you have any questions about your parcel please contact us using the Catawiki message service. We will try to reply within 3 working days. PLEASE NOTE: Unfortunately, due to ongoing issues with our shipping couriers, we are currently unable to ship to the Spanish and Portuguese islands. For Spain and Portugal, we can only ship to mainland addresses. Could you please provide us with an alternative mainland delivery address? Unfortunately, if no alternative address is available, we will have to cancel the sale.

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