Rebbachisaurus Tooth Size:Large but most commonly in combat

but most commonly in combat between rivals of their own species

base is approx 1

Rock piece is approx

Spinosaurus was likely primarily aquatic

Rebbachisaurus Tooth Size:Large but most commonly in combatDespite their small size, the teeth these casts were molded from belonged to a giant Rebbachisaurus, nearly 70 feet long! Both sizes come on a hardwood stand. Rebbachisaurus was a large sauropod (or long necked) dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous Period of Northern Africa, living about 97 million years ago. A late surviving member of the Diplodocid family, which had mostly gone extinct at the end of the Jurassic Period, Rebbachisaurus retains the peg