BHI #127636 Please contact us at [email protected] for a quote for this item. Mosasaurs first appeared in the fossil record approximately 90 to 100 million years ago. This extinct marine reptile group was distantly related to the living Komodo dragon and other varanid lizards. It is believed that these large Late Cretaceous marine predators evolved from small semi-terrestrial lizards called aigialosaurs. Tylosaurus was a dominant predator of the Western Interior Seaway. They would have dined on fish, sharks, smaller mosasaurs, plesiosaurs, and the flightless diving bird Hesperornis. Production times may vary. Custom products are not always available on hand. Please contact us for production time and delivery. The Work is a product of the artistry, artwork, and preparation of BHI and/or their affiliates. As such it is protected under United States and International Copyright laws. Any duplication of The Work without written authorization of the copyright holder(s) is not permitted and is subject to civil and criminal prosecution, excluding the following: 1) BUYER may capture media of The Work for use in BUYER’s promotion, advertising, and marketing, except where such use creates consumer merchandise. 2) BUYER may capture media of The Work for use in BUYER’s interpretive media. Age Late Cretaceous, Early Campanian, approx. 80 MYA Locality Fall River County, South Dakota, USA Notes Standard production time is 2 months, check with us to confirm build time and delivery. Size ~ 44" l (112 cm) Extras Crate and packing fees apply. Contact us for details.
