Allosaurus Bones Rivet Keychain

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Allosaurus fragilis is the most common species of carnivorous theropod fossil found in the Morrison Formation from the Late Jurassic of North America. Meaning "different lizard," A llosaurus measured up to 30 ft (8.5 m) from nose-to-tail, with a unique concave vertebrae shape. Large serrated teeth and sharp, hook-shaped claws likely made them fierce hunters, with adults possibly joining in small groups to overpower prey.4.5" x 2" canvas keychain w/ pivot-rivet revealing the dinosaur's bones underneath; attached to 16mm split ring. 10% of your purchase goes DIRECTLY BACK to programs supporting our amazing national parks! Show more