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Dendroolithus (Hadrosaur Dinosaur Egg) IguanodonDendroolithus is genus of dinosaur egg native to China and Mongolia. This type of egg is believed to have been laid by a Hadrosaur or duckbilled dinosaur. The original egg was found in China and is from the Cretaceous time period of about 100 million years ago. This replica egg is molded and cast from the original egg. The first dinosaur eggs were discovered in southern France in 1859, by a Catholic priest and amateur naturalist named Father Jean
Constructed from polyresin and standing atop a removable solid wood base
along the neck and tail that may have formed a thick
left lower jaw with no teeth and an impression of the maxilla as found in the matrix
possibly Neanderthal
a few teeth up to 12 inches long including the root have been found
Also available as Brachiosaurus model
By studying the well preserved remains of Confuciusornis specimens from Sihuten
They ranged from the Early Cambrian to the present
Also included is a chart showing the information above
"anthropus" meaning ape or ape-human
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but from some type of cataclysmic event