Archaeopteryx cf. A. lithographica (Eichstatt specimen 1) cast replica reproduction Canine as attested by Avard Fairbanks

as attested by Avard Fairbanks

but rarely do paleontologists get to see the characteristic soft tissue anatomy of these many-armed swimmers

Tarbosaurus ate anything it desired

The most distinctive feature is their large skull

Archaeopteryx cf. A. lithographica (Eichstatt specimen 1) cast replica reproduction Canine as attested by Avard FairbanksArchaeopteryx lithographica (Eichstatt specimen 1) A juvenile (about 2 3 grown) showing slight feather impressions and a better skull than the counterpart (E2, below) including teeth. Solnhofen Limestone Formation Eichstatt, Germany Late Jurassic Price: $95. 00 ceramic. Resin also available for a slight upcharge. We also have many other casts of Archaeopteryx available. Archaeopteryx (lit. 'old wing'), sometimes referred to by its German name,