Borealosuchus wilsoni, Eocene Crocoile Protoceratops This skull also contains the

This skull also contains the front teeth of Dracorex

Duckbill tibia

The result is unparalleled preservation of things seldom preserved such as fur

Size: 10-7/8" L x 4-1/8" H

It is you of the best known dinosaurs due to the excavation of dozens of skeletons from New Mexico

Borealosuchus wilsoni, Eocene Crocoile Protoceratops This skull also contains theBorealosuchus wilsoni belongs to an extinct genus of crocodilians that lived in North America from the Late Cretaceous to the Eocene. It is characterized by a skull that is wide at the back and narrow at the front. Based on its skull shape and robust teeth it is presumed to have had a mixed diet (not limited to fish only). Based on other full skeletons of this species which have been found: the full size of the skull would have been about 28 inches